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Operating Systems Solaris Grep -i Post 302987484 by RudiC on Saturday 10th of December 2016 11:21:38 AM
Old 12-10-2016
Don Cragun's carefully analysed and phrased post has a small hitch: the regex has one :00-59 range too many - drop one of the :[0-5][0-9]s.
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