I try to count the access on a specific URL which begins every time with "shop/product?traffic=ads" with AWK, but I failed. The following code gives me a counter how often an IP address has accessed these URL: awk -F'[ "]+'…
I'm tring to parsing a file in Ubuntu. The file looks like that: --- 13:21:11_09/11/22: Sync between <Repo Name> to <Other Repo Name> Everything up-to-date --- 13:21:11_09/11/22: Sync between <Repo Name> to <Other Repo Name> Everything up-to-date --- 13:21:11_09/11/22: Sync…
In the process of converting a blog from WordPress to Hugo, I find that I need to do a global search and replace for tags to convert them to a list of strings. Currently I have something like this: tags:…
I'm producing a text file (in zsh on MacOS) containing pathnames and their associated checksums. # finding all the files in a directory and checksumming them find . -type f -exec md5 -r {} ; > file1.txt # sorting the…
the log file is Oct 01 [time] a Oct 02 [time] b Oct 03 [time] c . . . Oct 04 [time] d Oct 05 [time] e Oct 06 [time] f . . . Oct 28 [time] g Oct 29…
I'm new with linux I'm trying to get logs between two dates with gawk. this is my log Oct 07 11:00:33 abcd Oct 08 12:00:33 abcd Oct 09 14:00:33 abcd Oct 10 21:00:33 abcd I can do it when both…
So I have a text file with "sam", "james", "john" "luke", "polly", "jack" I am looking for an awk command that will isolate each name. I seem to be running into the issue that awk does not like me setting…
I am not super advanced in coding and have been struggling with this problem. I need to extract a substring from a .txt file but there is no clear pattern for me to be able to use awk or cut…
I want to display logs for last 24 hours I trid this but this is not best and dynamic way. utmpdump /var/log/wtmp* | awk '/2022-09-22/, /2022-09-23/' Any other way to display when you run script it should take last 24…
We are using below awk commands to split numbers and alphabets in a alphanumeric text. echo "1.5GB" |awk '{ gsub(/([[:alpha:]]+|[[:digit:].-]+|[^[:alnum:].-]+)/,"&n",$0) ; print "size="$1"nsymbol="$2}' This command gives desired result in Ubuntu 20.04. Result is size=1.5 symbol=GB But in Ubuntu 18.04 it…