10-08-2010
Deleting string within a file that finishes with .log
Hello,
This is my first post. Nice forum!
I have a file trls.results
small exemple of content (actually the file can be very big):
./security/htaccess.htm ./security/ipcount.log ./adhoc/sql/datamod06.sql
So there is 3 paths to 3 different files... I want to remove every string that has a ".log" in it...
After manipulation, it should look like this:
./security/htaccess.htm ./adhoc/sql/datamod06.sql
End results: It's important to keep all inline with 1 space between since I will be adding them to array after...
TO do this... Should I use sed, tr, vi with search and replace, awk ? I want to keep it as simple as possible.
Any Ideas!?!?
The server is a HP-Unix.
Thanks
jake
Last edited by Jacob106106; 10-08-2010 at 12:29 PM..
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