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Pass a variable to awk inside a Korn shell script.

Asked by jackstreet in Processor Programming for Specific Platforms

Tags: awk, shell, variable, script, pass

I'm parsing a logfile for referring pages.
I want to structure my script such that I can pass a variable to awk to tell it which URL to use as the referring page. I can't figure out how to pass the variable.
I'm using the Korn shell.

Here's the script:

egrep ' 20[0-9] | 30[0-9] ' $1 | uniq | awk '{ print $7" "$11}' | awk ' $1 ~ /.htm/' | sed -f ~/bin/nl | sed -f ~/bin/am | awk ' $2 ~ /\/inthenews\//' | sort -fd | uniq -c > $2

This script produces a list of all referrals from any page in the "inthenews" directory. I hardcoded "/inthenews/" because I can't figure out how to pass a variable to awk.

Thanks in advance for any advice.
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Pass a variable to awk inside a Korn shell script.

Asked by jackstreet in Processor Programming for Specific Platforms

Tags: awk, shell, variable, script, pass

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