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I am writing a shell script to help me work with the syslog's generated in my network.
In brief the goal is to grep the logs I am interested in and append them separately to another file (lets say feed.log). I want to convert time from syslogs which have the format of %b %m %Y %T (Eg. Jul 02 2019 15:14:49) to epoch.
Now this script would be running every 180 seconds, and the syslog file can be anywhere between 500MB to 2GB.
I am worried if this would be too computationally heave, also is there any better way to achieve this?
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I am writing a shell script to help me work with the syslog's generated in my network.
In brief the goal is to grep the logs I am interested in and append them separately to another file (lets say feed.log). I want to convert time from syslogs which have the format of %b %m %Y %T (Eg. Jul 02 2019 15:14:49) to epoch.
Now this script would be running every 180 seconds, and the syslog file can be anywhere between 500MB to 2GB.
I am worried if this would be too computationally heave, also is there any better way to achieve this?
linux date syslog
asked 10 mins ago
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I am writing a shell script to help me work with the syslog's generated in my network.
In brief the goal is to grep the logs I am interested in and append them separately to another file (lets say feed.log). I want to convert time from syslogs which have the format of %b %m %Y %T (Eg. Jul 02 2019 15:14:49) to epoch.
Now this script would be running every 180 seconds, and the syslog file can be anywhere between 500MB to 2GB.
I am worried if this would be too computationally heave, also is there any better way to achieve this?
linux date syslog
asked 10 mins ago
Medhavi NagakumarMedhavi Nagakumar
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I am writing a shell script to help me work with the syslog's generated in my network.
In brief the goal is to grep the logs I am interested in and append them separately to another file (lets say feed.log). I want to convert time from syslogs which have the format of %b %m %Y %T (Eg. Jul 02 2019 15:14:49) to epoch.
Now this script would be running every 180 seconds, and the syslog file can be anywhere between 500MB to 2GB.
I am worried if this would be too computationally heave, also is there any better way to achieve this?
linux date syslog
linux date syslog
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