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simple scripting question
I am new to scropting and I am just trying to work on a few simple things....
Using sh I want to do something similar to the follwoing run a simple command like a dig then I want it to get the server that it is authorotative and return it to me saying somehting like xx.xx is authorotative. I am not getting how to make it check the results and return a specific part to me how do I make it check the results it recieved and return a specific part of the results to me does this make sense? Is it possible. This is only an example of somethign I am trying to do I understand how to make it so that if a particualr event is true then do this but I dont understand how to make it check to see if that particualr even is present does this make sense let me know. |
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hmmm
I dont see how I could sue grep to search for a specific output when the output is going to be diffrent each time example in the case of a dig the authorative server is going to be different every time so I can't search for anythign specific. So I dont see how grep would work let me know
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post proper question ,in detail
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Pls post the question in detail,So we can give the answer. But as per my thinking you want to search specific patern in a file,then you can directly type like this : $grep (patern_name) filename |
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