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Hello,
I am a total linux newbie and I can't seem to find a solution to this little problem. I have two text files with a huge list of URLS. Let's call them file1.txt and file2.txt What I want to do is grab an URL from file2.txt, search file1.txt for the URL and if found, delete it from file1.txt. What would be the best way to go around doing this? Would I need a full bash script or does anyone know a simple oneliner to do it. Thanks, Rafael |
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