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Question : Shell scripting
Hi
I have posted a earlier question on this subject but I guess I wasn’t
Clear enough in my request
I have script that runs security check on Solaris 10 Systems
It is quite long and extensive it contains over 200 different
Tests.
I need to modify it to log the output of each command in a very strict format.
The format would be like this
Root-#> /etc/hosts.allow | grep ALL: ; ‘hostname’ >> /var/tmp/`hostname`-securi
ty-setup.l
og
The output I need looks like this
“server-name”,” empty-filed”,”Command-outp
ut”,”empty
-field”
Answer : Shell scripting
Try this:
1:
hostname | awk '{print $1",,"$2",,"}' >> /var/tmp/`hostname`-security-setup.log
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