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Not a script person, GUI is my normal jam. I am trying to build a repetitive test to see how long a command takes to run, marks if it's successful or not, and adds a time stamp, and appends everything to a log file.

Oh, and this is in bash on a mac.

To try to parse out just the "real" I've tried things like:

time ./login.sh | sed -n 's/.*real://p' >> output.txt

or

(time ./login.sh) 1> /dev/null 2> output.txt

The login.sh script runs, where it appends Succeeded or Failed:

application login -u "user" -p '******' "host.domain.com" | grep "Succeeded" &> /dev/null

if [ $? == 0 ]; then

    echo "  Suceeded" >> output.txt

else

    echo "  Failed" >> output.txt

fi

I'm going to put all of that into a For Loop with a sleep command so that it occurs every 5 minutes:

for n in {1..1000};

do

    # Command that Adds the time stamp

    # the command to find the real time above once I get it working

    sleep 5m

done

Desired Output would be akin to:

Sun Jul 29 16:15:06 PDT 2019 real   0m0.815s  Suceeded

Sun Jul 29 16:20:06 PDT 2019 real   0m0.635s  Suceeded

Sun Jul 29 16:25:06 PDT 2019 real   0m1.053s  Suceeded

Sun Jul 29 16:25:06 PDT 2019 real   0m15.653s  Failed

I'm sure someone can one-liner this thing, my bash-fu is weak

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Not a script person, GUI is my normal jam. I am trying to build a repetitive test to see how long a command takes to run, marks if it's successful or not, and adds a time stamp, and appends everything to a log file.

Oh, and this is in bash on a mac.

To try to parse out just the "real" I've tried things like:

time ./login.sh | sed -n 's/.*real://p' >> output.txt

or

(time ./login.sh) 1> /dev/null 2> output.txt

The login.sh script runs, where it appends Succeeded or Failed:

application login -u "user" -p '******' "host.domain.com" | grep "Succeeded" &> /dev/null

if [ $? == 0 ]; then

    echo "  Suceeded" >> output.txt

else

    echo "  Failed" >> output.txt

fi

I'm going to put all of that into a For Loop with a sleep command so that it occurs every 5 minutes:

for n in {1..1000};

do

    # Command that Adds the time stamp

    # the command to find the real time above once I get it working

    sleep 5m

done

Desired Output would be akin to:

Sun Jul 29 16:15:06 PDT 2019 real   0m0.815s  Suceeded

Sun Jul 29 16:20:06 PDT 2019 real   0m0.635s  Suceeded

Sun Jul 29 16:25:06 PDT 2019 real   0m1.053s  Suceeded

Sun Jul 29 16:25:06 PDT 2019 real   0m15.653s  Failed

I'm sure someone can one-liner this thing, my bash-fu is weak

bash shell-script

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Sam LSam L

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Not a script person, GUI is my normal jam. I am trying to build a repetitive test to see how long a command takes to run, marks if it's successful or not, and adds a time stamp, and appends everything to a log file.

Oh, and this is in bash on a mac.

To try to parse out just the "real" I've tried things like:

time ./login.sh | sed -n 's/.*real://p' >> output.txt

or

(time ./login.sh) 1> /dev/null 2> output.txt

The login.sh script runs, where it appends Succeeded or Failed:

application login -u "user" -p '******' "host.domain.com" | grep "Succeeded" &> /dev/null

if [ $? == 0 ]; then

    echo "  Suceeded" >> output.txt

else

    echo "  Failed" >> output.txt

fi

I'm going to put all of that into a For Loop with a sleep command so that it occurs every 5 minutes:

for n in {1..1000};

do

    # Command that Adds the time stamp

    # the command to find the real time above once I get it working

    sleep 5m

done

Desired Output would be akin to:

Sun Jul 29 16:15:06 PDT 2019 real   0m0.815s  Suceeded

Sun Jul 29 16:20:06 PDT 2019 real   0m0.635s  Suceeded

Sun Jul 29 16:25:06 PDT 2019 real   0m1.053s  Suceeded

Sun Jul 29 16:25:06 PDT 2019 real   0m15.653s  Failed

I'm sure someone can one-liner this thing, my bash-fu is weak

bash shell-script

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Sam LSam L

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time ./login.sh | sed -n 's/.*real://p' >> output.txt

(time ./login.sh) 1> /dev/null 2> output.txt

application login -u "user" -p '******' "host.domain.com" | grep "Succeeded" &> /dev/null

if [ $? == 0 ]; then

    echo "  Suceeded" >> output.txt

else

    echo "  Failed" >> output.txt

fi

for n in {1..1000};

do

    # Command that Adds the time stamp

    # the command to find the real time above once I get it working

    sleep 5m

done

Sun Jul 29 16:15:06 PDT 2019 real   0m0.815s  Suceeded

Sun Jul 29 16:20:06 PDT 2019 real   0m0.635s  Suceeded

Sun Jul 29 16:25:06 PDT 2019 real   0m1.053s  Suceeded

Sun Jul 29 16:25:06 PDT 2019 real   0m15.653s  Failed

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asked 46 mins ago

Sam LSam L

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