Hi....
Erm, I'm no expert but....
for string in cat IP_text do
cat access.log | grep $string | cut -d <-- (see man cut for exact options)
>> output file
fi
Your problem is definately related to not using the cut command. grep will
only give you the entire line of text, I presume you only want the IP
address from the single line of text, and for that, cut works wonders!!!
Regards
Chris Knipe
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Subject: Sorting log
> Hello,
> I have the log file from squid.
> The second file is IP_text (one IP address per line)
>
> now I'd like to select all lines from log_file that contains one of the
> IP's in IP_text file
> and put that all in third file.
> Something like
> cat access.log|grep `cat IP_text`
> but that does't work :-(
>
> Any idea
> THX
> Janez
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