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Hi there, I'm new to this forum and to bash scripting.
I am required to write a bash shell script that processes statistical information for a website. Each web page has a "hits" file associated with it, eg. index.hits. Each line of a hits file records a single access of that web page, including IP address and access time. Example line:
123.123.123.123 Mon Feb 7 22:02:35 GMT 2005
My script will process this information and present it in a table. I can't figure out how I would find if there where more than one "hit" from the same IP?
Can anyone give me a little help?
Many Thanks
Dan
I am required to write a bash shell script that processes statistical information for a website. Each web page has a "hits" file associated with it, eg. index.hits. Each line of a hits file records a single access of that web page, including IP address and access time. Example line:
123.123.123.123 Mon Feb 7 22:02:35 GMT 2005
My script will process this information and present it in a table. I can't figure out how I would find if there where more than one "hit" from the same IP?
Can anyone give me a little help?
Many Thanks
Dan
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