collect logs from bash each 24 hours [closed]

my idea is to collect logs each 24 hours ,mail it
and flush them after that

i wrote some scatch
for example
1.var/log/auth

some info
2.var/log/something.log
some info

list="$(find /var/log -name *.log )"
for file in $list;do
echo '#############################'
onehourago=$(date --date='1 hours ago' +"%b%e %H:%M:%S")
echo $onehourago | cat $file - |sort| sed "1,/$onehourago/d"
done

but still could not understand the problem

edited Jan 18 at 23:26

Rui F Ribeiro

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asked Jan 18 at 22:34

staz

closed as unclear what you're asking by Fabby, Rui F Ribeiro, Sparhawk, G-Man, Stephen Harris Jan 19 at 3:37

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2

What’s your question?

– Peschke
Jan 18 at 22:37

i cant make a proper list as i want it just a big list without delimeter

– staz
Jan 18 at 22:39

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my idea is to collect logs each 24 hours ,mail it
and flush them after that

i wrote some scatch
for example
1.var/log/auth

some info
2.var/log/something.log
some info

list="$(find /var/log -name *.log )"
for file in $list;do
echo '#############################'
onehourago=$(date --date='1 hours ago' +"%b%e %H:%M:%S")
echo $onehourago | cat $file - |sort| sed "1,/$onehourago/d"
done

but still could not understand the problem

edited Jan 18 at 23:26

Rui F Ribeiro

39.9k1479134

asked Jan 18 at 22:34

staz

closed as unclear what you're asking by Fabby, Rui F Ribeiro, Sparhawk, G-Man, Stephen Harris Jan 19 at 3:37

2

What’s your question?

– Peschke
Jan 18 at 22:37

i cant make a proper list as i want it just a big list without delimeter

– staz
Jan 18 at 22:39

add a comment |

my idea is to collect logs each 24 hours ,mail it
and flush them after that

i wrote some scatch
for example
1.var/log/auth

some info
2.var/log/something.log
some info

list="$(find /var/log -name *.log )"
for file in $list;do
echo '#############################'
onehourago=$(date --date='1 hours ago' +"%b%e %H:%M:%S")
echo $onehourago | cat $file - |sort| sed "1,/$onehourago/d"
done

but still could not understand the problem

edited Jan 18 at 23:26

Rui F Ribeiro

39.9k1479134

asked Jan 18 at 22:34

staz

my idea is to collect logs each 24 hours ,mail it
and flush them after that

i wrote some scatch
for example
1.var/log/auth

some info
2.var/log/something.log
some info

list="$(find /var/log -name *.log )"
for file in $list;do
echo '#############################'
onehourago=$(date --date='1 hours ago' +"%b%e %H:%M:%S")
echo $onehourago | cat $file - |sort| sed "1,/$onehourago/d"
done

but still could not understand the problem

bash sed date sort

edited Jan 18 at 23:26

Rui F Ribeiro

39.9k1479134

asked Jan 18 at 22:34

staz

edited Jan 18 at 23:26

Rui F Ribeiro

39.9k1479134

asked Jan 18 at 22:34

staz

edited Jan 18 at 23:26

Rui F Ribeiro

39.9k1479134

edited Jan 18 at 23:26

Rui F Ribeiro

39.9k1479134

edited Jan 18 at 23:26

Rui F Ribeiro

39.9k1479134

asked Jan 18 at 22:34

staz

asked Jan 18 at 22:34

staz

asked Jan 18 at 22:34

staz

closed as unclear what you're asking by Fabby, Rui F Ribeiro, Sparhawk, G-Man, Stephen Harris Jan 19 at 3:37

2

What’s your question?

– Peschke
Jan 18 at 22:37

i cant make a proper list as i want it just a big list without delimeter

– staz
Jan 18 at 22:39

add a comment |

2

What’s your question?

– Peschke
Jan 18 at 22:37

i cant make a proper list as i want it just a big list without delimeter

– staz
Jan 18 at 22:39

What’s your question?

– Peschke
Jan 18 at 22:37

i cant make a proper list as i want it just a big list without delimeter

– staz
Jan 18 at 22:39

add a comment |

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Why aren't you using [logrotate]?1 It even has an option to mail the log to you.

answered Jan 18 at 23:56

Garnet

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Why aren't you using [logrotate]?1 It even has an option to mail the log to you.

answered Jan 18 at 23:56

Garnet

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Why aren't you using [logrotate]?1 It even has an option to mail the log to you.

answered Jan 18 at 23:56

Garnet

263

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Why aren't you using [logrotate]?1 It even has an option to mail the log to you.

answered Jan 18 at 23:56

Garnet

263

Why aren't you using [logrotate]?1 It even has an option to mail the log to you.

answered Jan 18 at 23:56

Garnet

263

answered Jan 18 at 23:56

Garnet

263

answered Jan 18 at 23:56

Garnet

263

answered Jan 18 at 23:56

Garnet

263

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