On 3/28/06, Chris Schwemmer >
> Let's see... grep ^- * in var/paco/log produces 1007 lines. I'll just copy
> some examples:
<snip>
> coreutils-5.94:-/usr/bin/chgrp|-2|-2|-2
That's clever, I never thought about that. I see two ways to do this.
One, check if files exist in paco.tmp before generating the log:
for FILE in $(</tmp/paco.tmp); do
[ -e $FILE ] || sed -i "/^$FILE\$/d" /tmp/paco.tmp
done
The ^ and \$ mark the beginning and end of the line. I don't remember
if there are any other characters in the temp file, but I think it's
just file names.
Or, after the log is created, assuming you know, e.g., the name of the
log NAME=coreutils-5.94:
sed -i '/^-/d' /var/log/paco/$NAME
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Dan
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