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<cacm9hj0ls2i-ehs+htg9zpj1nxrnp-5tsoxndsmqv3szeyu...@mail.gmail.com> ,
Luis David Leija writes:
>I am monitoring for files named according to the following strings:
>
>716.TXT.C01
>716.TXT.C02
>716.TXT.C03
>716.TXT.C04
>716.TXT.C05
>718.TXT.C00
>
>The log line includes the path in which they appear, which is :
>
>/ftpdata/path/download/
>
>I can pull these files from the log with the following shell command
>
>cat /logs/xferlog | grep 71[68].TXT.C0
>
>The lines in the log look like :
>
>Tue Aug 23 07:42:27 2011 5 X.X.X.X 676410 /ftpdata/path/download/716.TXT.C01
>a n i r userID ftp 0 *
>
>I want to process any file that starts with a 71, followed by a 6 or 8, then
>followed by a .TXT.C0. I want to feed the filename, without the path, to a
>process called in the action= section. I was thinking something like:
>
>pattern=/ftpdata/siac/download/(71[6|8]\.TXT\.C0[0|1|2|3|4|5])
>action=myproc.sh $1
>
>But nothing so far. Any ideas?
Try:
pattern=/ftpdata/siac/download/(71[68]\.TXT\.C0[012345])
[...] is a character class and any character in that class will match.
Putting the | bars inside the character class could be a no-op but
they are not needed and could be trigger some form of alternation.
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