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05-22-2008
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Remove html tags with bash
Hello,
is there a way to go through a file and remove certain html tags with bash? If it needs sed or awk, that'll do too. The reason why I want this is, because I have a monitor script which generates a logfile in HTML and every time it generates a logfile, the tags are reproduced. The tags I want removed are </body> and </html> and are the last two lines in the HTML file. I found similar topics, but none of them do what I need. delete to end of line with SED Thanks in advance for the help. |
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Try this:
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awk '/<\/body>/ || /<\/html>/{next}1' file
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05-22-2008
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It kinda works, but somehow I have to forward the output to a new file.
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awk '/<\/body>/ || /<\/html>/{next}1' file.html > file2.html
When I use: Code:
awk '/<\/body>/ || /<\/html>/{next}1' file.html > file.html
All the code before the </body> and </html> tags should remain in the file. Thanks |
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You can't redirect the output to the inputfile. Redirect the output to a temporary file and move it to the original file, something like this:
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awk '/<\/body>/ || /<\/html>/{next}1' file.html > file1.html
mv file1.html file.html
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Just figured it out some minutes ago, same way like you wrote the code, before you replied. Thanks for all the help
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