I have a java program that stops often due to errors which is logged in a .log file. What can be a simple shell script to detect a particular text line say
stream closed
and then run the following command
java -jar xyz.jar
Here's a bash script to do something like that (may contain typos):
#!/bin/bash
tail -f logfile.txt | grep "stream closed" |
while read line
do
java -jar xyz.jar
done
if grep 'stream closed' filename.log >/dev/null
then java -jar xyz.jar
fi
T1="`cat youfile.log | grep 'stream closed'`"
if [ "$T1" = "stream closed" ]; then
java -jar xyz.jar
fi
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