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Trying to strip some character in perl
I have some character strings and I would like to know how can I remove them using perl. My file contains the following output shown below.
An example of a string in the file: + netmck(uid=500)-root + netmck(uid=500)-root + netmck(uid=500)-root + netmck(uid=0)-root . . . I would like to remove the character string --> (uid=500) or (uid=0) using perl if possible and leaving the rest so I can continue processing. Any help would be appreciated. steve  |
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