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You are right, it does work!

I have a script that needs to wait on another script to finish. I created a sub routine to check the file for the number 0 but my until statement keeps on going. I tried eq, == and =~ but same thing....

I have a perl script that I was cleaning up, it works very well, but I was wondering if anyone knows of a better way to double split.

Sample file:...

Thank you Scrutinizer! You are Mr. AWK!

Scrutinizer, your solution works but it is so slow. I have 4400 large files to process and the awk statement I had been using was very fast. If I could just get it to add the next line, it would be...

Thank you for the input DRL, but I do not have that grep option A1 on my server.

One more issue came up, I need to print the interface lines that match and also the next line after the interface.

I have this awk statement, but I can't get the line after, the description line...

Scrutinizer,
Your awk line works very well, thank you. I was using a test file for it first but when using it on the actual files, it worked out fine.
Thanks again!

Thank you Scrutinizer, that works. But it skips the first line of the file if there is a match. I think it's because x is empty until after the first line.

bartus11, That is a perfect perl line, but the server I need to run this on does not have perl.

I have a file that I need to find each interface that has move-group on the interface line and print this line if the lines under the interface does Not have "filter-shared 14".

Example file:
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I am having a problem figuring out how to turn stdout on in the middle of my ssh session. If I turn it on or off in the initial session it works, but if I try to turn it on in the middle, I can't...

I made some updates to the script and it works, may not very beautiful, but it does what I need to look at the first and second line after the string match.

foreach my $host (@HOST){
my $out_fh =...

Thank you for replying, but I was looking for a code that did not include awk. I am new to perl and know it is very rich, so I believe this can be done strictly in perl.

I have an awk statement in a ksh script that looks for a certain string then looks at each line after to find another match. The match could be the next line or second down and it works well.
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I have a perl script that is called with a router name command list file and output file. The command file can be very large, up to 3k of commands. At first I dumped the command list file to an array...

Perfect! Thank you!

I have a large file with interface records. I need to check every record that has the string "encapsulation bridge1483" and if the next line after this does not have "ip description" then I need to...

Many thanks rdcwayx, works great. I had to change awk to nawk but that was it.

I have a script and it works fine, but I am sure this can be shrunk down to something much better. I would appreciate someone taking a crack at it for me.

What it does is take the ip block...

Thank you both, worked very well.

Typo, sorry that is correct a /21.

I have kind of a strange one here. I have a file of consecutive /24 ip blocks. If there are 8 consecutive ip blocks which represent a /20 then I need to print the first line. I played around and did...

I have an expect script which is run inside a bash script. I am trying to ssh to a jump server then from the jump server telnet to each router in a file list and run the same command. I tried many...

nawk worked, thanks you!