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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers printing a line of a file Post 446 by clay on Monday 4th of December 2000 05:07:09 PM
Old 12-04-2000
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I am trying to write a script that when triggered by an ip address it will run the following
export DAVIDCOUNT=`(fgrep -ce 140.147.146.146 /export/home/ipconnect.txt) >> /local/cron/test_listen_out`;
I think this is my problem line.
What I like this line to do is when it sees the 140.147.146.146 ip address, it goes to the ipconnect.txt file, finds the line that corresponds to the ip address and print the whole line of text that has 140.147.146.146.
Is this possible?


 

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       SMPTEFrame -

       Raw 80 bit SMPTE frame.

SYNOPSIS

       #include <ltcsmpte.h>

   Data Fields
       unsigned int frameUnits:4
       unsigned int user1:4
       unsigned int frameTens:2
       unsigned int dfbit:1
       unsigned int colFrm:1
       unsigned int user2:4
       unsigned int secsUnits:4
       unsigned int user3:4
       unsigned int secsTens:3
       unsigned int biphaseMarkPhaseCorrection:1
       unsigned int user4:4
       unsigned int minsUnits:4
       unsigned int user5:4
       unsigned int minsTens:3
       unsigned int binaryGroupFlagBit1:1
       unsigned int user6:4
       unsigned int hoursUnits:4
       unsigned int user7:4
       unsigned int hoursTens:2
       unsigned int reserved:1
       unsigned int binaryGroupFlagBit2:1
       unsigned int user8:4
       unsigned int syncWord:16

Detailed Description
       Raw 80 bit SMPTE frame.

       Definition at line 140 of file ltcsmpte.h.

Field Documentation
   unsigned int SMPTEFrame::binaryGroupFlagBit1
       Definition at line 160 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned int SMPTEFrame::binaryGroupFlagBit2
       Definition at line 168 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned int SMPTEFrame::biphaseMarkPhaseCorrection
       Definition at line 153 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned int SMPTEFrame::colFrm
       Definition at line 146 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned int SMPTEFrame::dfbit
       Examples:
	   tests/decoder.c.

       Definition at line 145 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned int SMPTEFrame::frameTens
       Definition at line 144 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned int SMPTEFrame::frameUnits
       Definition at line 141 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned int SMPTEFrame::hoursTens
       Definition at line 166 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned int SMPTEFrame::hoursUnits
       Definition at line 163 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned int SMPTEFrame::minsTens
       Definition at line 159 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned int SMPTEFrame::minsUnits
       Definition at line 156 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned int SMPTEFrame::reserved
       Definition at line 167 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned int SMPTEFrame::secsTens
       Definition at line 152 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned int SMPTEFrame::secsUnits
       Definition at line 149 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned int SMPTEFrame::syncWord
       Definition at line 171 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned int SMPTEFrame::user1
       Definition at line 142 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned int SMPTEFrame::user2
       Definition at line 147 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned int SMPTEFrame::user3
       Definition at line 150 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned int SMPTEFrame::user4
       Definition at line 154 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned int SMPTEFrame::user5
       Definition at line 157 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned int SMPTEFrame::user6
       Definition at line 161 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned int SMPTEFrame::user7
       Definition at line 164 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned int SMPTEFrame::user8
       Definition at line 169 of file ltcsmpte.h.

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