I have a 40 meg remote http access log file that I want to pull some info
out of.
I am trying to match all lines that have the text "/en/" in them, to pick
out files accessed from that folder.
can i match this by using /\/en\// ? or am i misunderstanding the
effect of the \ character ?
I am using the command :
perl -e 'open(I,"/logs/2001.log");while(<I>){print $_ if($_=~/\/en\//);}'
>/tmp/en.log
.... which some kind ilug'er suggested a while back, only using
/text_to_match/
in place of the /\/en\//
Thanks,
Declan
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