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Joey Officer wrote:
> I have a script that I run, the script is:
>
> findme.bash:
> #!/bin/bash
>        for i in $( ls *.gz ); do
>                echo Searching $i
>                zcat -c $i | grep $1 >> searchresults.txt
>                echo Finsihed searching $i , moving on to the next file...
>        done
Hey, Joey, I'm curious,

Would
    zgrep "$1" *.gz

Work for your findme program?, or if you need the filename, maybe...
    zgrep -H "$1" *.gz

Won't give exact same output, but if you don't need the exact
"start/stop" of searching with each file...




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