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Old 02-10-2009
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How to filer a line in special condition?
Hi,
I hava log file which has the following output :
Created RELEASE in dist/filename_release_1_0_20090210.zip
Created RELEASE in dist/filename_release_1_1_20090210.zip
Created RELEASE in dist/filename_release_1_3_20090210.zip
Created RELEASE in dist/filename_release_1_0_20090210.zip
Created RELEASE in dist/filename_release_1_0_20090210.zip
Created RELEASE in dist/filename_release_1_4_20090210.zip
Created RELEASE in dist/filename_release_1_0_20090210.zip
Created RELEASE in dist/filename_release_1_0_20090210.zip
Created RELEASE in dist/filename_release_1_0_20090210.zip
Created RELEASE in dist/filename_release_1_0_20090210.zip

for special sorting purpuse I want each of the line to be filtered like

/filename_1_0
/filename_1_1
/filename_1_3
/filename_1_0
/filename_1_0
/filename_1_4
/filename_1_0
/filename_1_0
/filename_1_0
/filename_1_0

i.e the "release" word to be filtered out and version is to be attached woth the file name. As I am new to the filtering part of UNIX could not make out what to use any sed/awk/perl ..Please help. Waiting for an aspiring response. Thank you.
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try sed commnad like this
sed -e 's/.*dist//' < filename
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try sed commnad like this
sed -e 's/.*dist//' < filename

Its ok...but how to remove on of the "release" word and add the version and remove the time stamp to flitered output could u plz gelp on this more?
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sorry ..

This is the complete command

sed -e 's/.*dist//' < testfile.txt | cut -d "_" -f1-4
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sorry ..

This is the complete command

sed -e 's/.*dist//' < testfile.txt | cut -d "_" -f1-4
Excellent sir ...but still it is not removing the "release" word else is ok. Waiting for an aspiring response from your side.
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Bhaskar,

Try the below command.

Code:
cut -d '/' -f2 < filename | sed -e 's/release_//g' -e 's/.zip//g' | cut -d '_' -f1-3
HTH,

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HI Praveen,
Superb!! Its working fine. Thanks for this nice help.
Regards,
Bhaskar
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