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Update the sh file by adding first command of mkdir data #1

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delete ip logs... WARNING UNTESTED!
dtxe Nov 15, 2024
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initialize README file with company name
dtxe Nov 15, 2024
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Update the sh file by adding first command of mkdir data
yankyylankyy Apr 10, 2025
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Completed all the 8 steps of the script. Everything is working perfec…
yankyylankyy Apr 13, 2025
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Resolved the mrege conflicts after pulling the changes from coworker-…
yankyylankyy Apr 13, 2025
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Added one more change to pass one of the check
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23 changes: 18 additions & 5 deletions 02_activities/assignments/assignment.sh
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Expand Up @@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ set -x

mkdir analysis output
touch README.md
echo "# Project Name: DSI Consulting Inc." > README.md
touch analysis/main.py

# download client data
Expand All @@ -21,21 +22,33 @@ unzip -q rawdata.zip
# Complete assignment here

# 1. Create a directory named data
mkdir data

# 2. Move the ./rawdata directory to ./data/raw
mkdir ./data/raw
mv ./rawdata/*.* ./data/raw # I have moved all the contents of ./rawdata to ./data/raw otherwise following questions won't align
mv ./rawdata ./data/raw # I am moving this again as the one of the check is not passing.

# 3. List the contents of the ./data/raw directory
ls -l ./data/raw/

# 4. In ./data/processed, create the following directories: server_logs, user_logs, and event_logs
mkdir ./data/processed ./data/processed/server_logs ./data/processed/user_logs ./data/processed/event_logs

# 5. Copy all server log files (files with "server" in the name AND a .log extension) from ./data/raw to ./data/processed/server_logs
# # 5. Copy all server log files (files with "server" in the name AND a .log extension) from ./data/raw to ./data/processed/server_logs
cp ./data/raw/*server*.log ./data/processed/server_logs/

# 6. Repeat the above step for user logs and event logs
# # 6. Repeat the above step for user logs and event logs
cp ./data/raw/*user*.log ./data/processed/user_logs/
cp ./data/raw/*event*.log ./data/processed/event_logs/

# 7. For user privacy, remove all files containing IP addresses (files with "ipaddr" in the filename) from ./data/raw and ./data/processed/user_logs

# 8. Create a file named ./data/inventory.txt that lists all the files in the subfolders of ./data/processed
# # 7. For user privacy, remove all files containing IP addresses (files with "ipaddr" in the filename) from ./data/raw and ./data/processed/user_logs
rm ./data/raw/*ipaddr*
rm ./data/processed/user_logs/*ipaddr*

# # 8. Create a file named ./data/inventory.txt that lists all the files in the subfolders of ./data/processed
touch ./data/inventory.txt
find ./data/processed -type f >> ./data/inventory.txt

###########################################

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