#!/bin/sh
#Get all email addresses from list1. If they exist in list2 output to
#output_file
list1=/path/to/list1/list1.txt
list2=/path/to/list2/list2.txt
output_file=/path/to/output/output.txt
for i in `cat $list1 | awk '{print $1}'`
do
echo -n "Processing $i"
if [ `grep $i $list2` ]; then
echo $i >> $output_file
echo " - YES"
else
echo " - NO"
fi
done
Hope this helps.
-Joshua
-----Original Message-----
From: Deim Agoston
To: ilug at linux.ie
Sent: 11/19/00 6:45 PM
Subject: [ILUG] users
Hi !
I've got two files one email address per line in each. I want to
separate
them in the way that if user1 has presence in both list take him/her out
and put into another file. Which tool would be thge best ? The lists has
28000 and 29000 addresses.
Thanks,
Ago
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