[wplug] bash script need help

[Mackenzie Morgan]

Replace where the filename goes with $1

You should probably also check that a filename has been specified (by
checking that there's an argument), but I forget how.  If you want to get
fancy, once you find out how many args there are, you could have it loop
through and do it for each specified arg, and then you could use ./email-
script.sh foo bar baz and it'd check files foo, bar, and baz

On Dec 3, 2007 5:54 PM, Zach <netrek at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have a bash script I use to parse out email addresses from log
> files, it doesn't work 100% but is good enough to seperate out most of
> the wheat from the chaf! The problem is it is hardcoded to use one
> filename at a time so I must keep editing the file, changing the
> filename, saving script, running it, etc. Anyone know how I can make
> this script work on any logfile so I can do: email-script.sh foo
>
> email-script.sh:
>
> grep @ /tmp/trekmsglog | grep -v @$ | grep -v \( | grep -vi bomb |
> grep -v \! | grep -v ++ | grep -v crippled | grep -v "has no gas" | grep
> -v 4.4.
> 0.4 | grep -vi "clue game" | grep -v " @$" | grep -v Pick | grep -v
> Carrying | m
> ore
>
> Zach
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