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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting character replace Post 302275391 by Franklin52 on Saturday 10th of January 2009 04:12:59 AM
Old 01-10-2009
Quote:
Originally Posted by pradeep_script
I tired the below command, it worked.But doubt is would it replae only the first letter in each row with space

sed "s/A2009/ 2009/g".

franklin,

sed 's/^./ /', your command would do the same thing?

thanks.
Code:
 sed "s/A2009/ 2009/g"

Your command replaces every "A2009" in a line, not only on the first position.
To match the pattern "A2009" at first position of a line, add a circumflex "^" at the begin of the pattern:

Code:
sed 's/^A2009/ 2009/'

This command:

Code:
sed 's/^./ /'

replaces every character at the begin of a line with a space.

Regards
 

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KUMOCTL(1)						      General Commands Manual							KUMOCTL(1)

NAME
kumoctl - show kumofs status SYNOPSIS
kumoctl address[:port=19750] command [options] DESCRIPTION
Show status of kumo-manager and send control commands to kumo-manager. COMMANDS
status show status of the cluster attach attach all new servers and start replace attach-noreplace attach all new servers detach detach all fault servers and start replace detach-noreplace detach all fault servers replace start replace without attach/detach full-replace start full-replace (repair consistency) backup [suffix=20090304] create backup with specified suffix enable-auto-replace enable auto replace disable-auto-replace disable auto replace STATUS
hash space timestamp The time that the list of attached kumo-servers is updated. It is updated when new kumo-server is added or existing kumo-server is down. attached node The list of attached kumo-servers. (active) is normal node and (fault) is fault node or recoverd but not re-attached node. not attached node The list of recognized but not-attached nodes. AUTO REPLACING
By default, you have to attach new kumo-servers manually using kumoctl command. If the auto replacing is enabled, new kumo-servers are attached automatically. This is experimental feature. EXAMPLE
$ kumoctl mgr1 status $ kumoctl mgr1 attach SEE ALSO
kumo-manager(1). kumoctl July 2009 KUMOCTL(1)
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