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Substitution in AWK
I am trying to use AWK to replace dallinux02 to dallinux03 everywhere in the servers.txt file and move it over to "awk2".
Here is my script "awk2.awk": HTML Code:
gsub(/dallinux02/, "dallinux03"); print > "awk2" I am trying to run this using the following: HTML Code:
$ awk -f awk2.awk servers.txt |
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