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Hi all,

I have an MS-Sql 2008 server. I need to perform a bulk insert of data (over 1 million records every hour) from an Ubuntu box. Doing this in python using pymssql takes about 30 seconds for...

Thanks Jean.

This code worked :

awk --posix '/^http:\/\/[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}(:[0-9]{1,5})?\// { print $0 }' filenameApologies for not RTFM properly :o

Hi A!,

For some reason, your code doesn't give me any output on my machine. I'm running Ubuntu 10.04 with GNU Awk 3.1.6 :confused:

Thanks for the reply. The code doesn't work properly:

http://12345.678910.11121314.com/howaboutme

That is technically not an IP [ valid or not ], but your script accepts it.

Hi all,

Can someone tell me what's the (g)awk equal of this simple regex to find ip addresses in urls:

egrep "^http://[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}(:[0-9]{1,5})?/"Input:...

Thank you both.

Both solutions worked, but am going with balajesuri's code because I understood his explanation :)

Hi,

I tried going through the existing threads, but couldn't find a solution to my problem. My input file is:


199.15.2.7|gxi.wxxx.com/|(Mozilla/4.0)|
ASCII text|950604ad05...

Hi all,

I'm trying to get the item with the maximum value, and was wondering if someone can help me with it.

Heres my input file:

apples 15
books 15
books 17
pens 12
pens 15
umbrella...

Because a.com has crossed its time to live of 3 days. In the original master list the entry is:

a.com 19

and today is the 23rd. The difference is 4 days which is greater than the TTL of 3 days....

Doesn't work. This is what I get in the current master file:

a.com 19
b.com 17
c.com 21
d.com 21
e.com 23
f.com 23

But it should be:

b.com 23
c.com 21
d.com 21
e.com 23
f.com 23

Hi,

I would greatly appreciate it if someone can help me with my problem.

I have a crawler which collects spam URLs everyday & this data needs to be published in a blacklist.

Here's the...

Thanks rdcwayx. Your script works better than Ahamed's. Can you oh please explain your code. :o

Hi peasant,

Thanks for the reply, but I won't know the URL before hand. So I wouldn't be able to hard code it in the code.

Thanks....that did the trick. Can you explain the code if possible please ?

thanks in advance

Hi ahamed,

Thanks for the reply. This works, but only partially.

If i use this code on this set of URLs:

http://google.com/dogs/1.exe
http://google.com/cats/2.exe...

Hi,

Here's my input file:


http://google.com/1.exe
http://google.com/2.exe
http://google.com/3.exe
http://rediff.jp/sample.zip
http://yahoo.com/1.exe


And here's what my output file...

Thanks for the reply Ken.

Pinging the machine was one of the first solutions I thought of, but unfortunately when the VM goes down, ping would just hang. It would not throw any errors I could...

Hi,

I've set up Windows XP virtual machines on an Ubuntu host to perform certain automated tasks. I copy files from the Ubuntu machine over to the XP machines using vmrun, execute the files, and...

Beautiful. There's always something new to learn. Thanks a ton Alister

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Just out of curiosity....How do...

So this is what I'm trying to do:

I have a file called registry.txt which has a list of registry entries I want to search for.

I have another file called inctrl.txt on which I want to perform...

Works fine in bash like this:

sort file1 file2 | uniq -u

After hours of trying i managed to find a very crude way of doing this. Posting it so someone else might find it useful, or correct my script.

find /media/perl/bin/Malco -mindepth 2 -iname "*"...

Try this:

echo AmericanDollar, AustralianDollar, Singapore1Dollar | sed -r "s/([a-zA-Z]Dollar)/Pound/g"

I was wondering if someone could help me with this:

I have multiple directories and subdirectories with files in them. I need to move all files from all directories and subdirectories into one...

I'm a newbie at this and i'm sure someone can write a better script than mine. But this works using sed captures:
sed -r "s/(^.*),([0-9][0-9])/\2 \1 /" input.txt | sed "s/,/./"