{{tag>nginx bash logs}}

====== nginx logs parsing commands ======

Find all nginx log files from no extension up to ''.14.gz''

<code>
# find . -regex '.*/https_www_access.log\(\.1\|\.[0-9]\.gz\|\.1[0-4]\.gz\)?$' -exec ls {} \;
./https_www_access.log.1
./https_www_access.log.5.gz
./https_www_access.log.14.gz
./https_www_access.log.2.gz
./https_www_access.log.7.gz
./https_www_access.log
./https_www_access.log.10.gz
./https_www_access.log.8.gz
./https_www_access.log.12.gz
./https_www_access.log.6.gz
./https_www_access.log.9.gz
./https_www_access.log.13.gz
./https_www_access.log.11.gz
./https_www_access.log.4.gz
./https_www_access.log.3.gz
</code>

====== Tested on ======
  * find (GNU findutils) 4.8.0

====== See also ======
  * [[wiki:bash_commands|Bash commands]]

====== References ======
  * https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46437781/grep-multiple-files-using-regex-for-specifying-filenames-to-search-for