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Search for file within shell
Name: hismail Date: June 17, 2005 at 06:27:18 Pacific OS: Sco Openserver CPU/Ram: 2 gig
Comment:
Hi I have a script that searches for the last file modified & runs two differnt commandeds to apend to another file. I have aproblem with my find as it cannot find the file if I run the script from the parent directory.
#!/bin/ksh LOG=`ls -lt day*.log|grep "^-" |head -1 |awk '{print $NF}'` STARTFILE=`head -6 $LOG >/tmp/HOME` ENDFILE=`tail -l |grep Logfile $LOG>>/tmp/HOME` for f in $(find /home/sing* -type f -name $LOG);do cd $(dirname $f);$STARTFILE;$ENDFILE;cd - done
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