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Try appending this to your command:


2> >(grep -v 'No such file or directory' >&2)
It should remove the above message from the STDERR but allow other messages to be printed.


Works for bash...

I've attached the results. None of the subtitles seemed to translate properly. At least with me. I made sure to get rid of the '\r' on each .srt file with your code.


All the above files worked...

I'm going to give it a try tomorrow when I can dedicate more time to it. Thank you so much! :)


Updated:


user@localhost:~$ seq -f'(%.f)' 5
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)With:
echo...

Try this adaption of nezabudka's proposal to support both structures:
sed -n '/DISTINCT/,/quit/{s/^.*: //; p}' file, or try also

awk '/202[0-9 :,-]*/ {sub ("^.*" $9, "")} /SELECT/, /quit/' file

Oh dang, guess I cant just copy paste the argument handling from the previous files...

Figured:


Guess this is this kind of an unspecified behaviour...
Welp, guess I'll need to work around...

According to a quick check 35 tables (posts with tables) has been stripped or skipped from the migration:


MariaDB [vb3]> select count(postid) from post where pagetext like '%[table="head"]%';...

Today, armed with a new migration script vbulletin_neo7.rb I will start a migration from scratch on the staging server for the purposes of getting raw preprocessed posts from the postgres DB and...

You are the first to run the script. Thank you! :o


Good point. And thank you so much for looking at my script.

Here is the issue with sending Google big chucks to translate: My first program...

It's a great program, but I prefer my program to be independent. Most people don't want to have to install a script plus another program. Many are shy of scripts to begin with. My program does it all...

Thank you for posting that code. I tried it, but it didn't have any effect. The code is more complex. The program takes the output of Google Translate and sifts through a bunch of garbage to find the...

Nice procedure nezabudka, but original request was selection of item by number or by name:



For a higher level of difficulty how about spaces in the options:

#!/bin/bash
listofitems="fried...

Warning to Users of the Ruby gem ruby-bbcode-to-md

The Discourse plugin ruby-bbcode-to-md maintained by Neil Lalonde on GitHub (https://github.com/nlalonde/ruby-bbcode-to-md) is a total code...

The previous post is only for GNU sed that is compiled with a recent glibc that has got the \S \s from perl (PCRE (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perl_Compatible_Regular_Expressions)).
If you want...

Moving right along..... no apparent errors in the modifications included in the Ruby migration script, vbulletin_neo4.rb :

importing groups..
20 / 20 (100.0%) [49738 items/min] ...

Or
awk -F, '
{print $0 FS substr($NF,($3=="bcd") ? 4 : 9, 1)}
' file

Try:
awk -F, '$3=="bcd"{$0=$0 FS substr($NF,4,1)}1' file

Hello Neo/All,

Very glad to tell you that after getting inspired from Neo I have build my own very first Bot in Telegram + NR + shell + python(a bit) + JS suit as of now.

Following is its...

@nezabudka: You are right if the last field is well-formed, i.e. >= 4 chars. Compare the versions for the case of last field < 4 char...

Still moving along:

463672 / 651396 ( 71.2%) [579 items/min]

The only "cautionary" comment I have so far is that of the two people on the "discourse side of the house" I have interacted...

And, the .* would allow for one or more comma-separated fields, both in the middle as well as at line end. You might want to anchor the regex at line end, too. Proposal (untested)


sed -r...

The OP specified , that's what the formatted sprintf is for. As the sample data are just 10 byte long, not 12, we need to wait until resolved by the OP, we can just guess. Try this simplified but...

The usual questions:


Which OS are you using?
What are your preferred tools/utilities/shells/languages?


And most of all what have you tried?

Hi nezabudka.

This is an external file that we receive from a third party vendor and there's no guarantee that we will always have a space in between the fields (so NF-4 might not always work...

Adapting nezabudka's proposal, (untested):


awk '
NR==FNR {pat[$1] = $2
next
}

{$0 = substr ($0, 1, 133) sprintf ("%12s", pat[substr ($0, 134, 12)])...

Currently chugging along, importing users sans avatars and passwords.

root@localhost-app:/var/www/discourse# su discourse -c 'bundle exec ruby script/import_scripts/vbulletin.rb'...