Autoit3 to bash

[nlgma]

1st let me start off by saying I love AutoIt 3! ok, Now I'm having to use Linux etch 4.0 at work and I need to encrypt the firewall logs daily. Right now I manauly do them (gpg -encrypt companykey file.gpg) I know if it was a win box I'd use autoit to script a daemon to do it.

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If FileExists ($firewall&"\logs\") Then

    $search = FileFindFirstFile($errors&"\error logs\*")  

    $n = "."

    $nn = ".."

    While 1

        $file = FileFindNextFile($search) 

        if $file = $n Then

            ContinueLoop

        EndIf   

        if $file = $nn Then

            ContinueLoop

        EndIf

        if $file = "" Then

            exitloop

        EndIf

                ;PGP file -encrypt here / move to diff location for archive

    WEnd

    FileClose($search)

Else

    MsgBox (64,"Error"
,"Error")
EndIf

so basically I need to convert this to bash. Any takers ?

[fu2m8]

1st let me start off by saying I love AutoIt 3! ok, Now I'm having to use Linux etch 4.0 at work and I need to encrypt the firewall logs daily. Right now I manauly do them (gpg -encrypt companykey file.gpg) I know if it was a win box I'd use autoit to script a daemon to do it.

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If FileExists ($firewall&"\logs\") Then

    $search = FileFindFirstFile($errors&"\error logs\*")  

    $n = "."

    $nn = ".."

    While 1

        $file = FileFindNextFile($search) 

        if $file = $n Then

            ContinueLoop

        EndIf   

        if $file = $nn Then

            ContinueLoop

        EndIf

        if $file = "" Then

            exitloop

        EndIf

            ;PGP file -encrypt here / move to diff location for archive

    WEnd

    FileClose($search)

Else

    MsgBox (64,"Error"
,"Error")
EndIf

so basically I need to convert this to bash. Any takers ?

Definately doable but not up to par with bash myself (not yet ). Plenty of bash scripting resources out there though and my fav atm is http://linuxcommand.org/ might have something useful to get you started.

[nlgma]

Here's where I'm stuck

# ls /usr/sbin/firewall/logs/
Company001_FirewallLog_2007.07.17_23:47:10_2007.07.17_23:30:05.log
Company001_FirewallLog_2007.07.17_23:47:10_2007.07.18_23:48:16.log
Company001_FirewallLog_2007.07.17_23:47:10_2007.07.19_23:23:23.log
Company001_FirewallLog_2007.07.17_23:47:10_2007.07.20_23:14:12.log
Company001_FirewallLog_2007.07.17_23:47:10_2007.07.21_23:08:45.log

I just need one line at a time . IE

# ls /usr/sbin/firewall/logs/ 
Company001_FirewallLog_2007.07.17_23:47:10_2007.07.17_23:30:05.log

current .sh file

#!/bin/bash
file=/usr/sbin/firewallLog/settings #file path of belial.settings
# Define variables
logdir=$(cat $file | grep logdir= | cut -d= -f2)
templog=$(cat $file | grep templog= | cut -d= -f2)
errorlog=$(cat $file | grep errorlog= | cut -d= -f2)
companyID=$(cat $file | grep companyID= | cut -d= -f2)
error=$(cat $file | grep error= | cut -d= -f2)
#Quick check to ensure files exist.
file1=$(ls /usr/sbin/firewall/logs/ | grep -cl 1) # <-- where I'm stuck. Keeps listing all the files
if [ -f $fil1e ]; then 
    echo 'Working: '
else
    echo 'Alert: '
fi

[nlgma]

Sweet!

#!/bin/bash
DIR="/usr/sbin/firewall/logs/"
COUNT=0
find $DIR -type f -name "*.log" | while read FILE; do
  let COUNT=COUNT + 1
  echo "File #"$COUNT"  found: " $FILE
  gzip $FILE
done

Thanx

Edited July 18, 2007 by nlgma