08-24-2019
Did you try the proposal given (based on your non-representative sample in post #1) with your revised data, perhaps with revised search patterns?
1. The #! /bin/bash shebang is pointless on line 11.
2. Not mentioned in your sample.
4. The address range used in the proposal doesn't care for the numner of lines between start and end.
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