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Try something like this, (where "$" represents the bash prompt)...
Code:
$ cat infile
/users/test/krachel/
! Some text
! Some Text
/user/test/limo
! some text
! some text
! Some text
/user/test/krachel
! Some text
$ csplit -f outfile -n 3 infile '/^\//' '{*}'
0
46
52
31
$ head outfile*
==> outfile000 <==
==> outfile001 <==
/users/test/krachel/
! Some text
! Some Text
==> outfile002 <==
/user/test/limo
! some text
! some text
! Some text
==> outfile003 <==
/user/test/krachel
! Some text
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09-04-2006
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Also possible to use awk...
Code:
$ awk '/^\//{n++}{print > f n}' f=outfile infile
$ head outfile*
==> outfile1 <==
/users/test/krachel/
! Some text
! Some Text
==> outfile2 <==
/user/test/limo
! some text
! some text
! Some text
==> outfile3 <==
/user/test/krachel
! Some text
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