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grep throws in dashes?
Hey guys, I'm trying to grep for two things out of a file and I got that working but why is it randomly throwing "--" in the output? Is there a simple way to get rid of them? It only seems to do it when the line above what im looking for has numbers in it. Code:
$ egrep -i -B 1 'port-name|description' in.txt 127.0.0.1 description -- 127.0.0.2 description -- 127.0.0.3 description helpme port-name yay port-name |
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