Shell Programming and Scripting

Hi, I need some help to write a script
i need to write script that will count the no of logs generated for the day and specify the logfiles names which is not generated for the day.
Default no of log generate per day is 29
if less than 29 logs generated it should specify the perticular logfile name.
The lofiles are like
a.log
b.log
c.log

The logs are generated everyday in a perticular directory location and with datestamp like (Jul 10) (Jul 9) etc.

What have you done??

I have wrote a script like this:

Code:

#!/bin/sh
Date=`date +"%b %d"`
cd /prod/logs
printf "No of log files are\n"
ls -ltr |grep "$Date"|wc -l
ls -ltr |grep "$Date"|awk '{print $9}'>>b.txt
mv b.txt /home/sid_ap
cd /home/sid_ap
printf "No log file for\n"
comm -13 a.txt b.txt

But this is not showing the proper o/p for dates like Jul 1, Jul 2.
However, i am getting the o/p fine for Jul 10, Jul 11 .
Also when it compares the two files (a.txt and b.txt) it is giving o/p b.txt as default.

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I have corrected the date problem using %e instead of %d.
can some one help me out why the b.txt coming as o/p when i am comparing the 2 files.
i am getting a o/p like this :

Code:

No of log files are
29
No log file for
b.txt

Though a.txt and b.txt contains same no of logfiles i am getting b.txt as o/p.

use

Code:

grep -v -f a.txt b.txt

in place of comm

Thanks,
but it is not resolving the problem. gives me the same o/p.
i got the problem

Code:

ls -ltr |grep "$Date"|awk '{print $9}'>>b.txt

this line of code is adding an extra value b.txt to the file b.txt. Thats why the o/p is coming like this.
Can anybody tell me why it is coming? or how can i rectify that?

please provide the output

you could just exclude that file,

Code:

 ls -ltr | grep "$Date" | grep -v b.txt | awk '{print $9}'>>b.txt