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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting taking the end off a path Post 76339 by Ygor on Monday 27th of June 2005 11:27:17 PM
Old 06-28-2005
Code:
$ cat file1
open 10.1.91.15
user caluwaek cindy75
cd /export/home/caluwaek/ftp
put /export/home/caluwaek/ftp_bestanden/bestand.txt
put /export/home/caluwaek/ftp_bestanden/bestand2.txt bestand2_copy.txt
bye

$ awk 'sub(/put/,"get",$1)&&$3{x=$2;$2=$3;$3=x};1' file1 > file2

$ cat file2
open 10.1.91.15
user caluwaek cindy75
cd /export/home/caluwaek/ftp
get /export/home/caluwaek/ftp_bestanden/bestand.txt
get bestand2_copy.txt /export/home/caluwaek/ftp_bestanden/bestand2.txt
bye

 

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