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Now this works in a way.... However it prints the top 20 for all 99 files one after another. What i want to do is some how add these 99 files together then run my command for sorting the queries.
Hi guys, newbie here :-D
I'm trying to create a script that will pull the 20 top queried domains from my DNS server. Only issue is i have 99 query logs for any one day, this is what i have so far;
Now this works in a way.... However it prints the top 20 for all 99 files one after another. What i want to do is some how add these 99 files together then run my command for sorting the queries. so gives me an output like so;
Anyone have any ideas, or even understand what i'm blabbing on about?
Seems like you're most of the way there. If they're just text/log files you're talking about, why not just use a low-tech solution? Something like this:
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