Assigning output of grep to variable
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How would I assign the output of the following grep statements to different variables?
grep -i '550|552|553' ftp.log
grep -i 'No such file' ftp.log
grep -i '550|552|553' ftp.log
grep -i 'No such file' ftp.log
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You say 'variables'. What language are we talking here?
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posted 10 years ago
This is for a UNIX shell script.
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Tim Cooke wrote:You say 'variables'. What language are we talking here?
This is for a UNIX shell script.
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You could have easily found this with a quick search on the internet.
But here goes anyway:
I have a file called 'somefile':
and a Shell script called 'do-grep.sh':
(Note: Those are backticks, not single quotes.)
Results in:
But here goes anyway:
I have a file called 'somefile':
and a Shell script called 'do-grep.sh':
(Note: Those are backticks, not single quotes.)
Results in:
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