utility2

6th Jan

#!/bin/sh
echo "Shell Script to find particular string in a given log file"
if [ "$#" -ne 2 ]; then
        echo "USAGE:LOG_PATH INPUT_FILE WORDSFILE"
        exit 1
fi
echo "Script Execution Started ......."
count=0;
init=0;
words="";
while read -r line; do
        if [ -z "$line" ] ; then
                echo "empty line";
        else
                if [ "$count" -eq "$init" ]; then
                        words="$words""$line"
                else
                        words="$words""\|"$line""
                fi
                                count=$((count+1))
        fi
done < $2

if [ ! -d temp ]; then
  mkdir temp
fi
current_dir=`pwd`
while read -r line; do
        for file in $line*; do
                if [ -e temp.log ]; then
                        >temp.log
                fi
                filename=$(echo "$file" | sed 's,/,:-,g')
                tempname=${file##*/}'_temp'
                sed -e 's/^/'${filename}'-/' $file >temp.log
                diff temp.log $current_dir/temp/$tempname | grep "<" | sed 's/^<//g' | sed "s/^.//g"  >$current_dir/temp/$tempname
                grep -e "$words" $current_dir/temp/$tempname >>result1.log
                echo "search completed in $file"
        done
done < $1
sort  result1.log | uniq -c >>result.log
sed -i -e 's/:-/\//g' result.log
sed -i -e 's/:-/\//g' result.log
rm result1.log
rm temp.log
echo "script completed"