02-26-2020
Thank you for being so quick and fair in your answers
The 1st proposition works perfectly. the second almost except that for the servers not found, there is this:
;; reached
( you can send me a other command line if you want )
in any case to you two
just for knowledge, could it have been done with cat grep and cut?
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