404 User Key Not Found... Not useful in batch/Bulk operations

[Dave Kaminsky]

Jay,

Is there a way to force the 404 error to include the user email address.  I am running a script against 30,000+ accounts and get about 400+ 404 errors.  

I need to be able to ID the error accounts (which are legit errors).  Is there a method other then debug mode to get the error cast to include the address that was not found?

If not, could this be a feature in the a future release?

-Dave

[Jay Lee]

What commands are you running?

Regards,

Jay Lee
Large Customer Deployment Lead   |  Dito

☎ (267) 712-9533  |  ✉ j...@ditoweb.com

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[Dave Kaminsky]

Wow that was fast....

The command is 'gam update user some...@xxxx.org org "Members" >> Some.Log' & 

here is the script below, I have add the >> some.log in multiple place to try and capture the info, no luck (I know bad practice).  

Using script.move.sh >> some.log 2>some.log at prompt will not work due to the sequence of exictuion and write out. 

-Dave

#!/bin/bash

filetime=$(date +'%Y%m%d')

gam_command(){

  OAUTHFILE=oauth.txt-admin$x python /Applications/GAM/gam.py update user "$email" org Members  >> "$filetime".MOVE.TO.MEMBERS.LOG

  }

IFS=: 

x=1

while read _MailALias email; do

  email=${email//\"/}

  echo "$email" >> "$filetime".MOVE.TO.MEMBERS.LOG 

  gam_command $email $x && echo "$email" >> "$filetime".MOVE.TO.MEMBERS.LOG &

  while (( $(jobs | wc -l) >= 5 )); do

   sleep 0.25

    jobs > /dev/null

    done

  x=$(($x+1))

  if [ $x -gt 5 ]

  then

    x=1

  fi

done < "$@"

wait

On Monday, October 7, 2013 1:18:35 PM UTC-4, Jay Lee wrote:

What commands are you running?

Regards,

Jay Lee
Large Customer Deployment Lead   |  Dito

☎ (267) 712-9533  |  ✉ j...@ditoweb.com

On Mon, Oct 7, 2013 at 1:17 PM, Dave Kaminsky <kamin...@ieee.org> wrote:

Jay,

Is there a way to force the 404 error to include the user email address.  I am running a script against 30,000+ accounts and get about 400+ 404 errors.  

I need to be able to ID the error accounts (which are legit errors).  Is there a method other then debug mode to get the error cast to include the address that was not found?

If not, could this be a feature in the a future release?

-Dave

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