#!/bin/ksh
####### Error Log Script #############################################
+####################
######################################################################
+#####################
function find
{
        flag=0
        if [ ! -d ~/logs ]; then
                mkdir ~/logs
        fi
                date=`date +%Y-%m-%d-%s`
                while true
                do
                grep -ni "$keyword" $source | while read line
                do
                        if [ "$(ls -A ~/logs 2> /dev/null)" == "" ]; t
+hen
                             echo $line >> ~/logs/sanity-$date.log
                             flag=1
                        else
                                result=`cat ~/logs/* | grep -F "$line"
+`
                                if [ "$result" != "$line" ]; then
                                        echo $line >> ~/logs/sanity-$d
+ate.log
                                        flag=1
                                fi
                        fi
                done
                done
                if [ $flag == 1 ];  then
                        echo "########################################
+#############################################"
                        echo "Errors or Exception found. Extraction is
+ copied in the file ~/logs/sanity-$date.log"
                        echo "########################################
+#############################################"
                else
                        echo "###################"
                        echo "No new logs Found"
                        echo "###################"
                fi
}
action=$1       #Start or Stop
dir=$2
file=$3         #Source filename
keyword=$4      #Search String
case $action in
                start)
                        if [ "$dir" == "" ]; then
                                echo "Enter the path"
                                exit
                        fi
                        if [ ! -d $dir ]; then
                                echo "Directory not found"
                                exit
                        fi
                        if [ "$file" == "" ]; then
                                echo "Enter the filename"
                                exit
                        fi
                        if [ ! -f $dir/$file ]; then
                                echo "No File found"
                                exit
                        fi
                        source=$dir/$file
                        if [ "$keyword" == "" ]; then
                                echo "Enter a keyword for search"
                                exit
                        fi
                        find
                        exit
                ;;
                stop)
                        echo "killed"
                        exit
                ;;
                *)
                        echo '########################################
+##############################'
                        echo 'Usage: sh parser.sh [start/stop] [Direct
+ory path] [Filename] [Keyword]'
                        echo 'Sample: sh parser.sh start /var/log/ mes
+sages "test"'
                        echo '########################################
+##############################'
                        exit
                ;;

esac
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