[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> I'm not exactly sure what you mean but is this what you want:
>
> #Script Start
> cd /home
> export DATE=`date -d yesterday +"%Y-%m-%d"`
> for i in `ls` ; do
> logresolve /home/$i/logs/$DATE.access.log
>>/home/$i/logs/$DATE.access.rog
> done
> #Finished
Scott,
many thanks, yes, that's what I needed !
how can I refine target to be more specific, and, avoid mishits, not all
dirs below '/home' are web roots; ideally, I'd like to run the loop only
if 'logs' dir exists, I'm getting
...
./logsproc: /home/voytek/logs/2004-08-01-access.log: No such file or
directory
./logsproc: /home/webmaster/logs/2004-08-01-access.log: No such file or
directory
my desired target is like 'if exists /home/$domain/logs'
#Script Start
cd /home
export DATE=`date -d yesterday +"%Y-%m-%d"`
for i in `ls` ; do
logresolve < /home/$i/logs/$DATE-access.log >
/home/$i/logs/$DATE-access
done
#Finished
--
Voytek
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