Hello Monks, Thank you for your support. Here is the deal I start out looking for a line with bgs, If file has that. Drop into a couple more if's, UGLY, UGLY. ****Else, There is no bgs. So, add a here document after a trigger SAY: syslogd.Only problem: It fills every file with the stinkin here document. over and over. How can I check the file for bgs. If it is Not there. Add it after syslogd? Thanks
#!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; my $agent = "best1agent_start"; my $bgs=<<HERE; 'bgs') /usr/bin/su - patrol /usr/adm/best1_default/bgs/scripts/best1collect -q>>\$LOG 2>>\$LOG ;; HERE my $collect = " /usr/bin/su - patrol /usr/adm/best1_default/bgs/scripts/best1collect -q>>\$LOG 2>>\$LOG\n" +; my $cf_dir = "/root/sysedge/cf_files"; #my $cf_dir = "/export/home/f358118/sysedge"; open SH_FILES, "sys.sh" or die "Error: $!"; my @sh_f=<SH_FILES>; close SH_FILES; foreach my $sh(@sh_f){ chomp $sh; open(OUT, ">/$cf_dir/$sh".".OUT")or die "ERROR $!"; my $line; open (SH, "$cf_dir/$sh") or die "ERROR $!"; while ($line = <SH>){ if ( $line =~ /bgs/){ print $line; if ($line =~ m/$agent/){ $line = $collect; # next; } if ( $line =~ m/best1collect/) { $line = $collect; # next; } } else { ($line =~ m/'syslogd'\)/); my $newline = $. + 3; $newline = $bgs; print OUT $newline; next; } #} } continue { print OUT $line; #print $line; } }

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