Script request

[Mike McGrath]

I've got a script request for anyone who's interested (I'm both busy and 
too lazy to write it myself)

I'd like to count the number of 'updates-released-7' requests in our 
mirror logs that have happened in the last 24 hours.  The script should 
take two files as input and return a single integer, using bash.  Here's 
a sample log:

http://mmcgrath.net/~mmcgrath/mirrors

happy hacking

    -Mike

[Ahmed Kamal]

ok, I'll write that

On 6/15/07, Mike McGrath <mmcgrath(a)redhat.com&gt; wrote:
>  I've got a script request for anyone who's interested (I'm both busy and
>  too lazy to write it myself)
>
>  I'd like to count the number of 'updates-released-7' requests in our
>  mirror logs that have happened in the last 24 hours.  The script should
>  take two files as input and return a single integer, using bash.  Here's
>  a sample log:
>
>  http://mmcgrath.net/~mmcgrath/mirrors
>
>  happy hacking
>
>      -Mike
>
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[Ray Van Dolson]

On Fri, Jun 15, 2007 at 12:36:24PM -0500, Mike McGrath wrote:
>   I've got a script request for anyone who's interested
> (I'm both busy and too 
>   lazy to write it myself)
>  
>   I'd like to count the number of 'updates-released-7' requests in our mirror
>
>   logs that have happened in the last 24 hours.  The script should take two 
>   files as input and return a single integer, using bash.  Here's a sample 
>   log:
>  
>   http://mmcgrath.net/~mmcgrath/mirrors
>  
>   happy hacking 
Would something as simple as (see attached) work?

And did you perhaps mean "updates-released-f7" instead of
"updates-released-7"?  Easy to change in any case.

Ray

[Mike McGrath]

Ray Van Dolson wrote:
>  On Fri, Jun 15, 2007 at 12:36:24PM -0500, Mike McGrath wrote:
>    
> >  I've got a script request for anyone who's interested (I'm both busy and
> too 
> >  lazy to write it myself)
> >
> >  I'd like to count the number of 'updates-released-7' requests in our
> mirror 
> >  logs that have happened in the last 24 hours.  The script should take two 
> >  files as input and return a single integer, using bash.  Here's a sample 
> >  log:
> >
> >  http://mmcgrath.net/~mmcgrath/mirrors
> >
> >  happy hacking
> >     
>
>  Would something as simple as (see attached) work?
>
>  And did you perhaps mean "updates-released-f7" instead of
>  "updates-released-7"?  Easy to change in any case.
>     
Thanks Ray, actually that will count all instances in both files which 
could be as little as a 24 hour period or as much as a 48 hour period.  
Ahmed actually sent me a script a bit ago that I think will do just 
fine.  Thanks for looking into it though.

    -Mike

[Jason Watson]

This seems too easy.  Am I missing something?  :)

 cat file1 file2  | grep 'updates-released-f7'  | wc -l

Or as a bash script:
$ cat count-updates-rel-7.sh
#!/bin/bash
cat ${*} | grep 'updates-released-f7' | wc -l


Jason


Mike McGrath wrote:
>  I've got a script request for anyone who's interested
> (I'm both busy 
>  and too lazy to write it myself)
>
>  I'd like to count the number of 'updates-released-7' requests in our 
>  mirror logs that have happened in the last 24 hours.  The script 
>  should take two files as input and return a single integer, using 
>  bash.  Here's a sample log:
>
>  http://mmcgrath.net/~mmcgrath/mirrors
>
>  happy hacking
>
>     -Mike
>
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[Ray Van Dolson]

On Fri, Jun 15, 2007 at 04:52:38PM -0400, Jason Watson wrote:
>  
>   This seems too easy.  Am I missing something?  :)
>   
You missed what I missed -- the 24 hour part. :)

Ray

[Jason Watson]

Jason Watson wrote:
>  This seems too easy.  Am I missing something?  :)
>  
I just saw your other email to Ray.  Let us know if that other script 
doesn't work out.  Move along, nothing to see here. 

Jason