Need Help For this Monitor Log Script

dellxmax · 11-10-2009, 08:48 AM

this is the format of the log file in my system

Code:

xxxxx_xxx_xxxx_xxxxx_09_10_2009_170457.log

xxxx_xxx_2_0_09_10_2009_163834.log

xxx_xxxxxxxxx_25_10_2009_045020.log

xxx_xxxxxxx_08_11_2009_055728.log

the path of this logs file in on for example

/dellxmax/application/log

what i want to do is

make script

give me this output

----------------------------------------------------------------------

File Name | status | date

----------------------------------------------------------------------

xxxxx_xxx_xxxx_xxxxx_09_10_2009_170457.log | success | 22_10_2009

xxxx_xxx_2_0_09_10_2009_163834.log | success | 22_10_2009

xxx_xxxxxxxxx_25_10_2009_045020.log | success | 22_10_2009

xxx_xxxxxxx_08_11_2009_055728.log | success | 22_10_2009

in this report i want the arrange ascending (the last file modified is the last one in this report)

for the status i want this script search for Successfully in the file

founded give me successfully

if it doesn't give me fail

thanks in advance

ghostdog74 · 11-10-2009, 09:17 AM

i will give it to you, since its your first post.

Code:

find /dellxmax/application/*.log -printf "%f:%p\n"|awk -F":" 'BEGIN{print "Filename | Status | Date"}
{
    path=$2
    filename=$1
    m=split(filename,fi,"_")
    yr=fi[m-1];mth=fi[m-2];day=fi[m-3]
    f=0
    while( (getline line < path )>0 ) {
         if(line~/Successfully/){
            f=1
         }
    }    
    close(path)
    if (f==1){
        status="success"
    }else{
        status="fail"
    }
    print filename"|"status"|"yr mth day
}'

Now, your task is to go read the bash and gawk link in my sig, and practice.

Blinker_Fluid · 11-10-2009, 10:34 AM

ghostdog's script looks a lot better than what I hacked together...

Code:

for i in `ls -rt /dellmax/application/log/` ; do grep -i success $i > /dev/null && echo $i - success - `ls -l $i | awk '{print $6 " " $7 " " $8}'`|| echo $i - fail - `ls -l $i | awk '{print $6 " " $7 " " $8}'` ; done

I'm including mine just in case you want something else to look at.

ghostdog74 · 11-10-2009, 06:34 PM

use while read loop instead,

Code:

ls -tr ... | while read f
do
 ..............
done

dellxmax · 11-14-2009, 01:09 PM

very thanks for all of you helping me in this script