num=1;for a in $(cat range_hostname.txt |cut -c 1-12 |sort) ; do echo ${a}${num}; num=$[num+1 ];done
to get hostname10, for example, and put a count after, but this just counts all the lines and puts the count at the end. Not like a group of like names like I need.
Any ideas for this?
Thanks!
Joe
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