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I need help with fgrep or grep
How can I do an and condition with fgrep.
I want to do: ps -ef | fgrep -f searchvalues > tempmail.file mailx -s "Email Subject" email@domain.com < tempmail.file The search values file contains: opt/bea.*java.*80 mysqld What I want is to find things that contain: mysqld OR opt/bea AND java AND 80 This doesn't work. Do I have the syntax wrong?  |
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