Solaris

The command works fine for me. OK try this:

Code:

nawk '/NameVirtual/{f=1} f{print > "file2";next} {print > "file3"}' file1

Hi.

Just for info: On Solaris 10, for me the nawk doesn't work (which is quite odd!).

/usr/xpg4/bin/awk does work though.

Hello,

it's ok it's like seems to work, just like adaptations and it runs.

Many thanks, i will reply when it works right as I want it

Thanks bye

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Hello,

the following command works now fine, but just to find the first Word criteria
NameVirtualHost it find the word #NameVirtualHost and I do not want it just NameVirtualHost

I have tried but it doesn't work

nawk '/^#NameVirtualHost/{f=1} f{print > "httpd.conf.production";next} {print > "httpd.conf.reference"}' httpd.conf

Have you an idea to disable the #NameVirtualHost

Many Thanks bye

Try:

Code:

/^NameVirtualHost$/{f=1}

or:

Code:

{if($0 == "NameVirtualHost"){f=1}}

Hello,

ok it works fine

Many, many Thanks