[Sderby] Sorry, couldn't make it today

[Tony Martin]

Have been caught upwith possible move to Wales and a small plethera of 
dying computers.

I hope all went well and when things have settled down I can find out 
some more.

Cheers

Tony

andre.hefer@avhservices.co.uk wrote:

>Mike
>
>Here is a script that searches a file called "drw_pc4.dat" for a string
>containing  the text "Application exception occurred:.*?exe". Are you
>familiar with regular expressions ? The bit that does the work is the line:
>
>/(Application exception occurred:.*?exe)/so;
>
>and any successful matches are put in $1. This script merely reports the
>number of incidents to the stdout but you could print the actual string to a
>log file everytime it found a match.
>
>If you need any futher help let me know.
>
>Andre
>
>script below
>*****************************************
>#!/usr/bin/perl -w
>#use strict;
>use IO::Handle;
>
>$earlier=time;
>open  WATSONFILE,  "< drw_pc4.dat" or die "Cannot open drw_pc4.dat: $!";
>
>while (<WATSONFILE>) {
>    /(Application exception occurred:.*?exe)/so;# match multiline dot
>includes new line
>    $count++;
>    if ($1) {
>        print "\n matched <<$1>> \n";
>    }
>
>}
>    $later= time;
>    $seconds= $later-$earlier;
>    print "\n parsed $count lines in $seconds seconds \n";
>close  WATSONFILE;
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Mini Mike" <hemstock@tiscali.co.uk>
>To: <sderby@mailman.lug.org.uk>
>Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2003 5:09 PM
>Subject: [Sderby] PERL again!
>
>
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>>Hi all,
>>
>>I'm currently writing a PERL script to analyse log files from Legarto
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>backup
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>>server.  What I want to do is find the failures, which are idenified by a
>>line with "Unsuccessful save sets" then a blankish line, then the fialures
>>then another blank line.  What I'm thinking of doing if none has a better
>>idea is searching for "unsuccessful save sets" finding the line number and
>>the adding one and extracting a line at a time for analysis until a blank
>>line, what I need to find out how to do is how to find the line number of
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>the
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>>line and how to extract lines given their number.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Mike.
>>
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