How to append .log extention after unzip a file
I have a .gz file,after it is extracted,I need to append .log as the extension for the file - please suggest ASAP - Thanks in Advance
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December 19, 2009 3:41 PM
UPDATED:
December 24, 2009 1:18 PM
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elif [[ $i =~ $reg3 ]] ; then
base=`basename $i .gz`
dest=`dirname $i`
(cd $dest; /usr/bin/gunzip $base)
if [ -f $dest"/"$base".log" ]
then
olist=$olist" "$dest"/"$base".log"
else
echo $i" did not produce a log file" >>$LTEST
fi
Here is the script,and implementing on windows environment
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More details are needed.
What’s the operating system ?
Is this a file you are compressing to distribute ? if so, why don’t you assign the ‘log’ extension to it before compressing it ?
The more details you provide, the better chances to get useful responses.
It comes from a different server in the compressed format,my script then need to uncompress and process the file.
Implementing these lines on window .
elif [[ $i =~ $reg3 ]] ; then
base=`basename $i .gz` # get the basic file name
dest=`dirname $i` # get the directory path
(cd $dest; /usr/bin/gunzip $base) #execute the gz extract command
if [ -f $dest"/"$base".log" ] # check if we got log file
then
olist=$olist” “$dest”/”$base”.log” # add the file to the awk file list
else
echo $i” did not produce a log file” >>$LTEST
fi
That’s a Unix script. How are you implementing that on windows ?
I execute the script through CYGWIN