 | | | parsing files | parsing files 2005-07-11 - By Steve Buehler
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Running RedHat 7.3, 8, 9, ES 3 & ES 4. Does anybody know of a
script or just a command line command that I can use to parse a bunch
of files for @(protected) and report to me just the "pwd" of the file and
the lines in them that contain @(protected)
I think grep or egrep can do this, but for some reason, I cannot get
the correct syntax down. It needs to do something like:
grep /home/virtual/*/etc/aliases
Ideally, I would want what the asterisks instead of the "pwd" to the
file since that is the part that will tell me what domain it is
on. So the report could be something like this:
#root>grep /home/virtual/*/etc/aliases
domain1.com
localname name@(protected)
localname2 name2@(protected)
domain9.net
localname3 name3@(protected)
localname4 name4@(protected)
Thanks In Advance
Steve
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