Add path's to output file. 1

[Cimm]

I have an output I would like to add paths to.
My output looks like this now..

/usr/local/testing/directory/test1
0 Feb 16 12:07 hello
0 Feb 16 12:07 hello2
0 Feb 16 12:07 hello3
/usr/local/testing/directory/test2
0 Feb 16 14:52 bye
0 Feb 16 14:52 bye1
0 Feb 16 14:52 bye3
0 Feb 16 14:52 bye4

I want it to look like this
/usr/local/testing/directory/test1/hello
/usr/local/testing/directory/test1/hello2
/usr/local/testing/directory/test1/hello3
/usr/local/testing/directory/test2/bye
/usr/local/testing/directory/test2/bye1
....
....

Any idea's or advise how to solve it?
Thanks in advance

 

[xmb]

awk '{ if (/^\//) dir = $0; else print dir "/" $NF }'

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[Cimm]

Thanks for a reply, but I get errors

awk: syntax error near line 1
awk: illegal statement near line 1
awk: illegal statement near line 1

I executed it by
awk '{ if (/^\//) dir = $0; else print dir "/" $NF }' output

What do I do wrong?

 

[xmb]

Nada doing wrong, it should work...
a) try if ($0 ~ /^\//) ..
b) is that awk u use some old thing? try with n/m/gawk

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[vgersh99]

ksh: n/m/gawk: not found

vlad
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| #include<disclaimer.h> |
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[xmb]

vlad, lol!

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[Cimm]

Does anyone know if it works to do the ftp command

get /path/path/path/something.log

without doing:
cd /path/path/path/
get something.log

 

[xmb]

Ever tried? (should work.. besides your client may wanna take the remote filename including path as local filename, helps to specify the filename as second argument)

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[Cimm]

I did try, thats why I asked.
But yes, you are right, it do need a second argument for local filename.

get /path/path/path/something.log something.log
--- works

get /path/path/path/something.log
--- Doesnt work

Thanks again..