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How to split the String based on condition?

hi ,
I have a String str="/opt/ibm/lotus/ibw/latest" or ="/opt/lotus/ibw/latest" this value is dynamic..I want to split this string into 2 strings

1. /opt/ibm/lotus(/opt/lotus) this string must ends with "lotus"
2./ibw/latest

can any body help me on this?

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For the first part use this:

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"${str%${str#*lotus}}"
for the second this:

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"${str#*lotus}"
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Or with sed:

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echo "/opt/ibm/lotus/ibw/latest" | sed 's!\(.*lotus\).*!\1!'
gives: /opt/ibm/lotus

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echo "/opt/ibm/lotus/ibw/latest" | sed 's!.*lotus\(.*\)!\1!'
gives: /ibw/latest


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