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Asked: 2026-06-07T01:07:12+00:00

I currently have a shell script with a section of code running remote shell

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I currently have a shell script with a section of code running remote shell commands like so:

grep -v "^[     ]*#" ${CONFIG_FILE} |
while read SERVER USER LOGDIR
do
{
echo "Stats for" $date
echo "${USER}"
echo "iTunes:"
time /bob/shared/ted/remote/rssh ${SERVER} "gzgrep -c \"iTunes Music\" ${LOGDIR}/*${date}*.gz | awk '-F:' '{total+=\$NF}END{print \"Total=\" total}'" 2>&1
echo
echo "Default"
time /bob/shared/ted/remote/rssh ${SERVER} "gzgrep -c \"Default Player\" ${LOGDIR}/*${date}*.gz | awk '-F:' '{total+=\$NF}END{print \"Total=\" total}'" 2>&1
echo
echo "The Rest"
time /bob/shared/ted/remote/rssh ${SERVER} "gzgrep -c \"Junk\"     ${LOGDIR}/*${date}*.gz | awk '-F:' '{total+=\$NF}END{print \"Total=\" total}'" 2>&1
} </dev/null 2>&1

done 2>${ERROR_FILE} >${STATS_FILE}

which gives me output like so:

Stats for 20120628
Rich
iTunes:
Total=0

real 0m2.09s
user 0m0.22s
sys  0m0.03s

Default:
Total=0

real 0m2.03s
user 0m0.23s
sys 0m0.00s

The Rest:
Total=0

real 0m2.03s
user 0m0.23s
sys 0m0.00s

Stats for 20120628
Ian
iTunes:
Total=2

real 0m21.44s
user 0m0.22s
sys 0m0.00s

Default:
Total=2

real 0m21.48s
user 0m0.21s
sys 0m0.02s

The Rest:
Total=0

real 0m2.03s
user 0m0.23s
sys 0m0.00s

etc etc…

What I want though is output like this in CSV format:

Rich,0,0,0
Ian,2,2,0

What’s the simplest way to modify the above code to get the output format I require?

Thanks!

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  1. Editorial Team
    grep -v "^[     ]*#" ${CONFIG_FILE} |
while read SERVER USER LOGDIR
do
{
echo "${USER},"
time /bob/shared/ted/remote/rssh ${SERVER} "gzgrep -c \"iTunes Music\" ${LOGDIR}/*${date}*.gz | awk '-F:' '{total+=\$NF}END{print total \",\"}'" 2>&1
time /bob/shared/ted/remote/rssh ${SERVER} "gzgrep -c \"Default Player\" ${LOGDIR}/*${date}*.gz | awk '-F:' '{total+=\$NF}END{print total \",\"}'" 2>&1
time /bob/shared/ted/remote/rssh ${SERVER} "gzgrep -c \"Junk\"     ${LOGDIR}/*${date}*.gz | awk '-F:' '{total+=\$NF}END{print total}'" 2>&1
} </dev/null 2>&1 | tr -d '\n'

done 2>${ERROR_FILE} >${STATS_FILE}

    I removed the extra echo’s, appended commas and made sure it’s on one line. Try it.

    If you don’t want the timing info either, just delete all the time invocations.

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