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Bummer...... I don't have "xmlstarlet" installed :( #### This seems to work ::---> raw-quickc () { export MCCLI=/usr/local/avamar/bin/mccli export BIN=/home/admin/bin echo...

I totally forgot! mccli command can output xml! <Row> <ID>9145117800006709</ID> <Status>Completed</Status> <ErrorCode>0</ErrorCode> <StartTime>2015-12-26 20:11 EST</StartTime> <Elapsed>00h:07m:05s</Elapsed> <EndTime>2015-12-26 20:18 EST</EndTime>...

Yeah, xxxx is just alphabet characters Thanks Joe Despres

Hey Feherke..... That didn't work :( Thanks! You shouldn't work on this any more... Joe Despres

awk -W version GNU Awk 3.1.8 Using awk on a Avamar system :) #### Here's the raw out put from the mccli command ::---> 9145091880251509 Completed w/Exception(s) 10010 2015-12-23 20:00 EST 00h:59m:07s 2015-12-23 20:59 EST Scheduled Backup 6.2 TB 0.1% yyy.com /xxxx Windows...

didn't work.... I do like the ::---> '\\s\\s+' Thanks! Joe Despres

Separating columns via multiple spaces... awk -F '[[:space:]][[:space:]]+' '{ print $1, $7"/"$6, $12 }' Each column of data will have multiple data separated by spaces.. Not sure how to print out only the first 3 items in $12.... Any idea's Thanks.... Joe Despres

#### This worked ::---> for i in 0{0..9} {10..23}; do echo S$i $i:00; done Thanks Joe Despres

Unfortunately Avamar doesn't have ksh available :( Looks like declare is the same as typeset thou... it doesn't have the "-Z" switch... Bummer :( Thanks Joe Despres

I would like to generate that looks like this ::---> S00 00:00 S01 01:00 S02 02:00 S03 03:00 S04 04:00 S05 05:00 S06 06:00 S07 07:00 S08 08:00 S09 09:00 S10 10:00 S11 11:00 S12 12:00 S13 13:00 S14 14:00 S15 15:00 S16 16:00 S17 17:00 S18 18:00 S19 19:00 S20 20:00 S21 21:00 S22 22:00 S23 23:00...

Would like to grep tru multiple files with items to grep as well...

I need to scan through 28 files ::---> /bin/ls -alt $SDIR/*$IDENTIFIER*log|awk '{print $9}'|grep Celerra.avtar.log | tee $ALL > $FILESLOG And I want to pull out multiple items from each file ::---> for i in `cat $FILESLOG` do echo -e "/bin/grep "<5905>" $SDIR/$i | awk '{print $1, $11}' \c"...

hhhhmmmmm I must of copied wrong... I'm getting a bunch of characters before and after.. Thanks! Joe Despres

I'm trying to create a colorful help for all the functions I'm creating... I have the following ::---> gethelp () { cat << EOF act ::---> Get one or more clients activity. act <Client_name or Client_list> his ::---> Get one or more client backup history. his <Client_name or Client_list>...

How can I automate running the following ::---> ssh-agent bash ssh-add .ssh/dpnid Thanks..... Joe Despres

That worked..... I should of thought about the tmp file... Thanks! Joe Despres

Trying to get the following code to work.... DATE=`date +%Y-%m-%d -d "yesterday"` for i in `cat IR_clients.txt` do echo -e "$i \c" mccli activity show --name=$i|grep -i $DATE | if [ $? -ne 0]; then echo -e "\n" else cut -c 17-38 |awk 'BEGIN {RS="="} $1=$1' fi done Looping thru a list...

Seems to work for me...........

Used tr instead ::---> tr '><' '>\n' Thanks.... Joe Despres

I have a line of data thats pretty long... I would like to break this data up ... I would like to insert a carriage return line feed between the following two characters >< This will make looking at the data a bit better! Thanks... Joe Despres