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09-10-2007
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How to print 3rd to last line of file?
Hi,
I have a ksh script I would like to modify. What I need it to do is look at an ever changing log file and print the 3rd to last line. Is there a command that will display this? I can not use line numbers because the file is always growing. Thanks for any help 
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Code:
awk 'NR>2' "file"
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