Re: A guess, but reasonable easy solution...

Re: A guess, but reasonable easy solution...:
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Posted by Zendrac on September 19, 2000 at 10:47:46:

In Reply to: Re: A guess, but reasonable easy solution... posted by Zendrac on September 19, 2000 at 10:44:04:

I would guess that all prays get logged into a single textfile, perhaps with a retention cycle of 14 days or so. I would surmise that this resides in a directory on the Unix machine. And therefore requires a certain access (machine access).
But the idea would then be to do a simple command like:

cat praylog | grep -i (god_in_question)

That would prob provide this info, with multiples

(timestamp) (praying location) 'blah blah (god_in_question) blah blah blah'

i.e.

#cat praylog | grep -i sog

19:40:00/09.19.00 12555 'Lord Sog, may I ask a moment of your divine attention.'

Ah well ... C'mon a Imm can do this better ;)

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Comments:	> I would guess that all prays get logged into a single textfile, perhaps with a retention cycle of 14 days or so. I would surmise that this resides in a directory on the Unix machine. And therefore requires a certain access (machine access). > But the idea would then be to do a simple command like: > cat praylog \| grep -i (god_in_question) > > That would prob provide this info, with multiples > (timestamp) (praying location) 'blah blah (god_in_question) blah blah blah' > i.e. > #cat praylog \| grep -i sog > 19:40:00/09.19.00 12555 'Lord Sog, may I ask a moment of your divine attention.' > Ah well ... C'mon a Imm can do this better ;)