It's basically noob friendly but it doesn't sanitize input. Bash script to work more efficiently with Redline log dumps. Test your personal info more easily after cleaning up thousands of directories which are not great for the hard disk
Use: ./ZSTline.sh [dir]
Where dir is the root folder of decompressed logs.
NOTE : don't trail the input directory with a forward slash.
It's pretty raw and far from polished. May be useful to someone.
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Use: ./ZSTline.sh [dir]
Where dir is the root folder of decompressed logs.
NOTE : don't trail the input directory with a forward slash.
It's pretty raw and far from polished. May be useful to someone.
Code:
~ $ cat ZSTline.sh
#/usr/bin/env bash
# ZSTline.sh - Custom REDLINE log sorting script
# ----------
#
# Usage: ./ZSTline.sh [dir]
#
# Expectations: [dir] is decompressed REDLINE archives.
# IMPORTANT - I'm lazy, ensure [dir] doesn't have a trailing '/'.
# No input checking here.
#
# Result: All text files for each set of logs will be combined into one text
# file and compressed using zstd. This file is greppable via
# 'zstdgrep'. Files compressed are removed from disk.The archive name
# is $DIR.lst.zst,cause I'm too lazy to echo "$(pretty_name $DIR)"
# Remaining files many of which are binary, are zipped in
# $DIR.binary.zip. These files are then added to one collective
# file $DIR.binary.zip located in the directory the script is run
# from. It contains all subfolders with all binary data excluding
# text data.
#
# WHY?: Cause it's neater, it takes less space, it's more efficient, it
# won't crash your UI when you accidentally load a folder with like
# 100k folders... Easily extendible.
#
# TODO?: No intention on noob proofing this, it's forward enough and can be
# edited as need be.
#
# ** DISCLAIMER **
# Written with intent only to assist others in effectively testing their own
# accounts/names/etc on publicly released logs.
#
# DtRH.net
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