I am trying to write a Bash script that processes log files and extracts specific values based on given conditions. The logs are located at a provided URL and contain real web server log data. Each line in the logs…
i have a big number of CSV files which should be filtered and eventually combined, sorted and get duplicate rows removed. so usually no big deal with sed and sort and i would achieve this with something like... sed -E…
I am trying to create a nice and dynamic help, but I am struggling to interpret the variable name in the project's .env file. I need these names to be interpreted by the .env. I will provide the closest result…
I cant figure out the proper FPAT to get each comma separated value. Using bash on Debian 12.5... I have a file PING.cfg with contents: NODE01="router,10.0.0.1,5" NODE02="dns1,68.6.16.30,35" NODE03="dns2,1.1.1.1,35" Those get used as variables sourced in multiple scripts, I want a…
I would like a bash shell script (for my Debian 12 system) which accepts multiple paths as arguments, and then checks if a file can be successfully created in each one. Then the result should be put into json format.…
I'm using Docker for many of our services and the command docker ps is essential for me but I hate the long and extensive output. For example in this server: [root@server docker-postgres]# docker ps CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS…
I have data from 'speedtest-cli' that get gathered in a cronjob. 12818 "Ridge Wireless" "Cupertino, CA" 2024-08-17T17:15:02.811911Z 142.96369289624104 33.358 322418432.2265161 23600938.32538198 67.160.240.135 18531 Wave "San Francisco, CA" 2024-08-17T18:15:01.957127Z 83.30302174397045 28.576 514447518.90742075 24265080.17742009 67.160.240.135 18531 Wave "San Francisco, CA" 2024-08-17T19:15:02.006891Z 83.30302174397045…
GNU Awk 5.1.0. zsh, Ubuntu 22.04 I have a source file containing one line records (FS="|") source_file.txt 19-03-2024 Name | formula | no. | dose | days | cost | msg | em | notes | consult | WYLQ John…
I need to manage domain names (fqdn), printing all of them somewhere, possibly in a file csv. All infos are in apache conf files, I need to associate all the domain name with ip and port. This is the sample…
In my ubuntu instance I have a file which looks like this, actually is not a file but an output of the following command: cat wghub.conf | egrep '.conf|AllowedIPs' | grep -v configuration | awk '{print $3}'|cut -d "/" -f1|tr…