I need to check ftp logs (see below) for successful transfer of files.
This is a bash script someone else wrote and I need to modify it. I want
to use a Perl style regex like
/^125.*?baxp\.caed.*?\n250/i
in any ?grep or sed or awk whichever can do this.
I tried grep and egrep - they seem
Dear Ranga,
I tried grep and egrep - they seem to match only one line at a time. I am
unable to match for \n inside the pattern.
What shell utility would do it? I dont want to bring in the perl
interpreter just for this!
Please *do*!
If the perl invocation is your performance
Dear Ranga,
Two clarifications on my previous email.
I wrote:
If the perl invocation is your performance bottleneck, that is a
pleasant problem to deal with.
What I meant to write is this:
If the overhead of invoking perl is your performance bottleneck, that is a
pleasant problem to deal
On 10/19/05, Ranga Nathan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need to check ftp logs (see below) for successful transfer of files.
This is a bash script someone else wrote and I need to modify it. I want
to use a Perl style regex like
/^125.*?baxp\.caed.*?\n250/i
in any ?grep or sed or awk
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10/19/2005 06:56 PM
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Re: [Boston.pm] Perl style regex in shell command
