in reply to Re: How to compare 3 lists
in thread How to compare 3 lists

Yes, zfs allows you to use a tunnel (we use mbuffer) to send snapshots between systems meaning you can create an independent mirror but without the performance penalty of synchronous systems like drbd (the downside is that you may use changes)..

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Re^3: How to compare 3 lists
by grizzley (Chaplain) on Oct 26, 2012 at 06:55 UTC
    Sorry, I have no idea about zfs and therefore no idea if this is 'yes' for timestamp or 'yes' for second question.

      Should have clarified.. It's a yes to both, all the snaps are identical on all the systems (name, date etc.). I'm just getting to grips with Perl so I'm going to play with the suggestions (it might take me a while though :-) ). Thanks.

        So that makes your problem really easy (untested code):
        $isok = 1; for $logname("logfile1", "logfile2", "logfile3") { open FH, $logname ...; @isthisfileok=(0)x 6; while(<FH>) { $isthisfileok[$1]++ if /^snapshot([1-6])/; # last if /^snapshot([7-9]|\d{2,})/; # are snapshots sorted numeri +cally? then you don't have to search whole file if found snapshot7 or + other } close FH; $somesnapshotnotfound = grep $_ == 0, @isthisfileok; $isok = 0 if !$somesnapshotnotfound; last if !$isok; # don't scan another file if already not ok } print "everything ok" if $isok;