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Old 10-10-2009
using sed to write horizontally & sequentially in a file

Hey there

I have two commands to get exactly the data i want but.. i want to write them into a file side by side and in the same order so that they always match. So what i'm hoping to learn from this thread is some of the different ways one could take the output of grepped data and write them in a file next to each other vs appending it starting from the last entry.

Code:
*1010|15:32%cat testfile | grep serverinfo.pl
                        <A HREF=/server/serverinfo.pl?server_ip=99.99.237.76&lite=1>ser-ver14057.su.net</A>
                        <A HREF=/server/serverinfo.pl?server_ip=99.99.148.23&lite=1>ser-ver.sterling.com</A>
                        <A HREF=/server/serverinfo.pl?server_ip=99.99.64.179&lite=1>ser-ver.center.com</A>
                        <A HREF=/server/serverinfo.pl?server_ip=99.99.228.171&lite=1>ser-ver00001.su.net</A>
                        <A HREF=/server/serverinfo.pl?server_ip=99.99.181.80&lite=1>ser-ver35062.su.net</A>
                        <A HREF=/server/serverinfo.pl?server_ip=99.99.111.48&lite=1>ser-ver35220.su.net</A>
                        <A HREF=/server/serverinfo.pl?server_ip=99.99.111.50&lite=1>ser-ver35222.su.net</A>
                        <A HREF=/server/serverinfo.pl?server_ip=99.99.111.51&lite=1>ser-ver35223.su.net</A>
                        <A HREF=/server/serverinfo.pl?server_ip=99.99.111.49&lite=1>ser-ver35221.su.net</A>
                        <A HREF=/server/serverinfo.pl?server_ip=99.99.179.43&lite=1>ser-ver00010.su.net</A>
                        <A HREF=/server/serverinfo.pl?server_ip=99.99.127.211&lite=1>ser-ver00061.su.net</A>
                        <A HREF=/server/serverinfo.pl?server_ip=99.99.148.83&lite=1>ser-ver.web.com</A>
*1010|15:41%cat testfile | grep serverinfo.pl | sed 's/[0-9]\{1,3\}\.[0-9]\{1,3\}\.[0-9]\{1,3\}\.[0-9]\{1,3\}//' | cut -c 52- | sed 's/\<\/A\>//'
ser-ver14057.su.net
ser-ver.sterling.com
ser-ver.center.com
ser-ver00001.su.net
ser-ver35062.su.net
ser-ver35220.su.net
ser-ver35222.su.net
ser-ver35223.su.net
ser-ver35221.su.net
ser-ver00010.su.net
ser-ver00061.su.net
ser-ver.web.com
*1010|15:41%cat testfile | grep serverinfo.pl | grep -o '[0-9]\{1,3\}\.[0-9]\{1,3\}\.[0-9]\{1,3\}\.[0-9]\{1,3\}'
99.99.237.76
99.99.148.23
99.99.64.179
99.99.228.171
99.99.181.80
99.99.111.48
99.99.111.50
99.99.111.51
99.99.111.49
99.99.179.43
99.99.127.211
99.99.148.83
*1010|15:41%


Desired output...

Quote:
cat testfileoutput 99.99.237.76
ser-ver14057.su.net 99.99.148.23
ser-ver.sterling.com 99.99.64.179
ser-ver.center.com 99.99.228.171
ser-ver00001.su.net 99.99.181.80
ser-ver35062.su.net 99.99.111.48
ser-ver35220.su.net 99.99.111.50
ser-ver35222.su.net 99.99.111.51
ser-ver35223.su.net 99.99.111.49
ser-ver35221.su.net 99.99.179.43
ser-ver00010.su.net 99.99.127.211
ser-ver00061.su.net 99.99.148.83
ser-ver.web.com
 

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NAME
ser.cfg - ser configuration file SYNOPSIS
/etc/sfw/ser/ser.cfg DESCRIPTION
ser reads the configuration data from /etc/sfw/ser/ser.cfg (or the file specified with -f on the command line). The file contains global configuration parameters, module loading commands and the script that will be executed for each received request. Lines starting with # or enclosed in /* ... */ are interpreted as comments. This manual page is incomplete. For further information please read the Ser User Guide (http://www.iptel.org/ser/admin.html). FILES
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