John R. Dennison wrote: > On Wed, May 12, 2010 at 05:12:48AM +0100, hadi motamedi wrote: > >> $ cat hadi | sort | uniq -c -w 9 | sort -n | perl -ne 'print unless >> >>> /(\d+)/ and $1 < 3' >>> 4 CallId 91 State TK Bts 5 Bt 1 Tr (4 0x0f) E1 (4 0 >>> 18) Tru (0 1 1) >>> 7 CallId 92 State CL Bts 7 Bt 1 Tr (6 0x0a) E1 (3 1 >>> >>> >> Thank you for your reply. To just have one 'State' for the CallId , I >> created one new logfile as the following: >> #more logfile1 | grep "State TK" >> logfile2 >> Then in the logfile2 , I tried to count the number of occurances of each >> distinct CallId with the aid of your proposed command . But in the output, I >> see differences between the number obtained from counting them manually with >> the one generated from your command. Can you please correct me? >> > > I'm likely to get in trouble for this, but frankly I don't > really care. > > This list doesn't exist to do *your* job for you. We are > not here to do *your* work. In the past few months you've > done nothing but use the members of this list as your personal > "please come do my job for me" group because you choose not to > do any research or learning on your own. While members of the > list are quite happy to help people, you're taking advantage of > their kindness and patience. Why should you be paid or earn > class credit based on our expertise? It is not clear whether > you are a paid IT person, consultant or just a student learning > about the IT field. But it is also not relevant, as you are > just depending on us to do your work. > > There are a bazillion resources on the web, starting with google, > that will help you learn *basic* shell scripting as is needed > to solve your most current issue. There exist *many* excellent > books on shell scripting; there is also "man bash"; "man awk"; > "man cut"; "man sed"; etc. READ THEM. > > Have you taken the time to make use of any of these resources? > Have you decided to resort to this list every time something > basic is needed that you refuse to take the time to learn so > you are able to put together solutions yourself? > > DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH ONCE IN A WHILE. > > You might be amazed at what you can learn when you do so. > > At some point you *will* be in a position where you have a task > that needs to be done and you will not have this list to fall > back on. What are you going to do then? Cry to your boss or your > professor that you can't do it because all the people that have > been doing your work for you up to that point aren't available? > > If you were working for me I'd terminate you for not making > any effort on your own. If you were a student of mine I would > fail you for not expending any effort at learning the material. > If you were a consultant I'd make sure you never worked for any > company I was a part of and also blacklist you on top of it. > > Really, enough is just enough. > > Enough is also enough with the spoon-feeding. I realize that most > of you are kindhearted souls that delight in helping people and > that is, in most cases, to be commended. But this never-ending > spoon-feeding doing Hadi's job for him is not helping him in > the least. Make him stand on his own two feet for a change. > It is *obvious* he has made no attempt at resolving the problems > he has brought to this list on his own and it has been obvious > since his first post. And yes, I know, we all started somewhere, > blah, blah, blah. While this is indeed true it is *also* true > that we spent the time to learn what we needed in order to do > our jobs, including the most important of all: how to find the > information we need which in this day and age is google or some > other search engine. > > (http://stuff.gerdesas.com/images/spoon.png) > > To any on the list *other* than Hadi that I've offended by this > post you have my most sincere apologies. Sorry for wasting your > time but this has been building up for a long time. > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > CentOS mailing list > CentOS at centos.org > http://lists.centos.org/mailman/listinfo/centos > +1 ChrisG
