Meu NAS cria um arquivo de log no formato abaixo:
<30>1 2014-07-21T05:02:10+02:00 ABC-NAS qlogd 6432 - - qlogd[6432]: event log: Users: Glacier, Source IP: 127.0.0.1, Computer name: localhost, Content: [Glacier] Backup job [Backup ABC-PC] finished successfully
<30>1 2014-07-21T05:02:27+02:00 ABC-NAS qlogd 6432 - - qlogd[6432]: event log: Users: Glacier, Source IP: 127.0.0.1, Computer name: localhost, Content: [Glacier] Backup job [Backup ABC-HTPC] finished successfully
<28>1 2014-07-21T05:10:59+02:00 ABC-NAS qlogd 6920 - - qlogd[6920]: event log: Users: Glacier, Source IP: 127.0.0.1, Computer name: localhost, Content: [Glacier] Backup job [Backup ABC-NAS] is abnormal shutdown
<30>1 2014-07-21T06:00:15+02:00 ABC-NAS qlogd 6920 - - qlogd[6920]: event log: Users: Glacier, Source IP: 127.0.0.1, Computer name: localhost, Content: [Glacier] Backup job [Backup ABC Metadata] started
<30>1 2014-07-21T06:00:27+02:00 ABC-NAS qlogd 6920 - - qlogd[6920]: event log: Users: Glacier, Source IP: 127.0.0.1, Computer name: localhost, Content: [Glacier] Backup job [Backup ABC Metadata] finished successfully
Usando um script BASH, gostaria de criar um arquivo de texto contendo apenas:
Monday 21 July 2014 - 04:10 AM
Glacier Backup job [Backup ABC-PC] finished successfully
Monday 21 July 2014 - 07:02 AM
Glacier Backup job [Backup ABC-HTPC] finished successfully
e assim por diante.
Tenho tentado com cat e grep, mas logo fica muito complicado para mim. Quem pode me ajudar na direção certa?
Responder1
aqui está um script bash de força bruta super simples
cat log | cut -d " " -f 2,20- | while read -r date message; do
echo $date
echo $message
done
saída de amostra
2014-07-21T05:02:10+02:00
[Glacier] Backup job [Backup ABC-PC] finished successfully
2014-07-21T05:02:27+02:00
[Glacier] Backup job [Backup ABC-HTPC] finished successfully
se você deseja mais recursos, recomendo fortemente que você aprenda python.