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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting search and goto next line then take the output Post 302340189 by ranjithpr on Monday 3rd of August 2009 03:35:35 AM
Old 08-03-2009
Hope this will be helpful

Code:
$ cat f1
Number of Dynamic Addresses Allocated : 107790 Addresses:
10.3.29.202,10.47.1.145,10.2.4.98,190.1.89.95
10.38.3.114,10.38.31.12,205.211.32.175,10.18.30.15,200.122.18.29
Number of Static Addresses Allocated : 107791 Addresses:
11.3.29.202,11.47.1.145,11.2.4.98,190.1.89.95
11.38.3.114,11.38.31.12,205.211.32.175,11.18.30.15,211.122.18.29
Number of Static Addresses Allocated : 107792 Addresses:
12.3.29.202,12.47.1.145,12.2.4.98,190.1.89.95
12.38.3.124,12.38.31.12,205.212.32.175,12.18.30.15,212.122.18.29
Number of Dynamic Addresses Allocated:107793 Addresses:
13.3.29.202,13.47.1.145,13.2.4.98,190.1.89.95
13.38.3.134,13.38.31.13,205.213.32.175,13.18.30.15,213.132.18.29

Code:
$ sed -n '/Number of Dynamic/','/Number of Static/p'  f1|grep -v "[a-zA-Z]"|tr "," "|"
10.3.29.202|10.47.1.145|10.2.4.98|190.1.89.95
10.38.3.114|10.38.31.12|205.211.32.175|10.18.30.15|200.122.18.29
13.3.29.202|13.47.1.145|13.2.4.98|190.1.89.95
13.38.3.134|13.38.31.13|205.213.32.175|13.18.30.15|213.132.18.29
$

 

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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN

addresstool

ADDRESSTOOL(1)						      General Commands Manual						    ADDRESSTOOL(1)

NAME

       ADDRESSTOOL - Command-line utility for the Addresses framework

SYNOPSIS

       addresstool [options] command [parameters]

DESCRIPTION

       addresstool is a command-line utility for the Addresses framework for manipulating the address book

       Note: addresstool is named adtool in the upstream distribution, but was renamed in Debian to avoid conflicting with the adtool package.

OPTIONS

       -l     turn on localization of property names

       -h     turn off printing of header

PERSON MANAGEMENT COMMANDS

       people Show all people (ID and name)

       showperson {PERSONID|me}
	      Show a person's complete record

       setme PERSONID
	      Mark the given person as the 'me' record

       exportimage PERSONID FILENAME
	      Export a person's image

       importimage PERSONID FILENAME
	      Export a person's image

GROUP MANAGEMENT COMMANDS

       groups Show toplevel groups

       members GROUPID
	      Display the members of the given group

       addmember GROUPID PERSONID
	      Add a person to a group

       delmember GROUPID PERSONID
	      Remove a person from a group

       subgroups SUPERGROUPID
	      Show a group's subgroups

       addgroup [SUPERGROUPID] NAME
	      Add a group to toplevel or the given supergroup

       delgroup [SUPERGROUPID] GROUPID
	      Remove a group from toplevel or the given supergroup

       parentgroups {GROUPID|PERSONID}
	      Show a record's parent group(s)

GENERAL COMMANDS

       tree   Show a tree view of all members and groups

       config Show the current address book configuration

       import FILE [FILE ...]
	      Merge file(s) with the database.	Supported file types: vcf, mfaddr

SEE ALSO

       http://giesler.biz/bjoern/English/Software.html
       http://www.gnustep.org/

AUTHOR

       Addresses for GNUstep was written by Bjoern Giesler.

       This manual page was written by Hubert Chan for the Debian project (but may be used by others).

								 November 16, 2006						    ADDRESSTOOL(1)
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