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Can anyone give me some examples of how I can parse the following lines of text so that all characters up to and including the @ symbol are deleted? Also, any duplicates would need to be deleted in order to produce the desired output. Any help is much appreciated and explanations of any solutions would be great too.
Dec 25 12:00:01 host1a pop3d: LOGIN: DEBUG: ip=[::ffff:192.168.1.1], username=someuser@domain1.com Dec 25 12:00:01 host1a pop3d: LOGIN: DEBUG: ip=[::ffff:192.168.1.1], username=someuser@domain2.com Dec 25 12:00:01 host1a pop3d: LOGIN: DEBUG: ip=[::ffff:192.168.1.1], username=someuser@domain1.com Desired Output: domain1.com domain2.com |
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