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On Friday 10 October 2008, 21:41, P.V.Anthony wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> I am having a problem doing a simple sort. The sorting just does not |
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> work with the command sort. |
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> In a directory are the following files, |
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> access.log.0 |
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> access.log.1 |
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> access.log.10 |
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> access.log.11 |
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> access.log.12 |
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> access.log.13 |
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> access.log.14 |
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> access.log.15 |
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> access.log.16 |
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> access.log.17 |
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> access.log.18 |
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> access.log.19 |
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> access.log.2 |
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> access.log.20 |
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> access.log.21 |
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> access.log.3 |
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> access.log.4 |
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> access.log.5 |
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> access.log.6 |
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> access.log.7 |
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> access.log.8 |
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> access.log.9 |
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> Did the following command, |
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> #ls access.log.* | sort -n +0.11 |
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> Got the following error, |
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> #sort: open failed: +0.11: No such file or directory |
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ls access.log.* | sort -n -k1.12 |
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