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How do I recursively grep through compressed archives?
I'm trying to find out what modules use Test::Version in cpan. So I've used minicpan to mirror it. My problem is that I need to iterate through the archives that are downloaded, and grep the files ...
3
votes
2answers
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How to adjust column width in Linux command output
When I used this command on Red Hat Linux
/usr/sbin/ss -i
I get the following output below:
State Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address:Port ...
3
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2answers
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Can I make grep treat escaped multiline as a single line?
How can I make tools like grep treat multilines escaped with a backslash as a long single line?
Let's say I have some files that looks like this:
testvar=test1 \
test2 \
test3
...
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6answers
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Is there any alternative to grep's -A -B -C switches (to print few lines before and after )?
grep -A 2 -B 3
prints 2 lines after the grep string and prints 3 lines before.
grep -C 3
prints 3 Lines before and 3 lines after
Unfortunately, the grep I'm using does not support these ...
1
vote
2answers
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Unix command for pattern matching
I want to count the number of words and print the matched pattern lines which matches exactly with following pattern:
abc-ERROR:
The input File contains:
# abc-ERROR: xyxxkkfgfr
# def-Error: ...
2
votes
2answers
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add “#” in begining to selected lines in File
Requirement : ADD someting (i.e #) in begining of every line in file A which is grep from file B
File A
abcd
abdc
sdfg
asdfa
jon
ram
File B
jon
abcd
grep file B from file A and add "#" ...
3
votes
5answers
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evaluate multiple patterns from program output and write into pattern specific files
I have a script outputting some value/numbers and I want to split those into two files. I am looking at something like:
./runme.sh | grep 'ook' >> ook.out | grep 'eek' >> eek.out
Where ...
4
votes
4answers
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Count lines matching pattern and matching previous line
I want to count the number of times that a role is successfully deleted. The problem is that one line of the log file will show that the script is about to delete the role:
Prepare to remove role X
...
1
vote
3answers
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Getting a list of users by grepping /etc/passwd
For a homework assignment, I need to use grep to parse /etc/passwd and get a list of all users (their usernames only, nothing else). It should use a pipe, and the results should end up in the allusers ...
2
votes
2answers
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using grep to show entries that match a pattern and are present at least X times
I have a file that have entries like this among other lines
Feb 16 17:30:18 ns1 dovecot: pop3-login: Disconnected (auth failed, 1 attempts in 17 secs): user=<[email protected]>, ...
3
votes
3answers
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How to separate numerical values from identifiers
I'm currently writing a shell script that seperate values from their identifiers (retrieved from grep).
For example, if I grep a certain file I will retrieve the following information:
value1 = 1
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2
votes
2answers
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sort a file based on length of the column/row
I need to sort a file based on the number of chars in the first column.
I have no idea on how to go about this. (On Linux, so sed/awk/sort is available).
An example:
.abs is bla bla 12
.abc is bla ...
3
votes
4answers
239 views
Grep one liner to remove blocks of random text
Using a script to backup some Cisco routers and compare startup and running configs. My output is tarnished by some ssl certificates it returns - I wish to remove them.
Given:
********* ERROR ...
2
votes
3answers
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How to search and replace text in all php-files in a directory and it's subdirectories
I am looking for a shell script that recursively traverses all .php files in a directory and performs a search & replace of a particular text pattern.
The search pattern is quite long ( > 5000 ...
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4answers
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How to print all lines after a match up to the end of the file?
Input file1 is:
dog 123 4335
cat 13123 23424
deer 2131 213132
bear 2313 21313
I give the match the pattern from in other file ( like dog 123 4335 from file2).
I match the pattern of the line ...
