On Mon, Aug 16, 2021 at 8:17 PM Michael Barnes <barnmich...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Actually, they are callsigns instead of names. A couple of examples:
>
> w7...@k-0496-20210526.txt
> wa7...@k-0497-20210714.txt
> n8...@k-4386-20210725.txt
>
> I would like a simple count of the unique callsigns on a random basis and
> possibly an occasional report listing each callsign and how many files are
> in the folder for each.
>
> Michael
>
Here's a mock solution based on what Wes wrote:
$ mkdir Processed/
$ touch Processed/{foo@{01..10},bar@{05..20},dog@{10..30}}
$ ls Processed/
bar@05 bar@08 bar@11 bar@14 bar@17 bar@20 dog@12 dog@15 dog@18
dog@21 dog@24 dog@27 dog@30 foo@03 foo@06 foo@09
bar@06 bar@09 bar@12 bar@15 bar@18 dog@10 dog@13 dog@16 dog@19
dog@22 dog@25 dog@28 foo@01 foo@04 foo@07 foo@10
bar@07 bar@10 bar@13 bar@16 bar@19 dog@11 dog@14 dog@17 dog@20
dog@23 dog@26 dog@29 foo@02 foo@05 foo@08
$ find Processed/ -type f | cut -d @ -f1 | sort | uniq -c
16 Processed/bar
21 Processed/dog
10 Processed/foo
Is that close to what you are looking for?
Regards,
- Robert
