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To avoid an initial newline one can test for NR>1 or del==1:
awk '/^Answer:/{del=1} (del==1 && /^NO\./){del=0; print ""} del==0' test.txt
Here comes a portable sed solution:
sed '/^Answer:/{
...

I have not worked with RBAC ever, so all is just guessing, but I think that is your issue here. Can you find out if the root user is actually allowed in RBAC to set ACLs? If he is not, add that...

Did you have any luck with Google?

What were the results of your searches?

do you have rbac enabled ?
try to put user and group into the same line
permit r-- u:splunk, g:splunk

NA was not specified. Try
awk -F/ '
NR == 1 {printf "Sl#,VideoName,BitRate"
}
FNR == NR {PRM[NR] = "( |no-)" $0 "=*[^ /]*"
MX = NR
...

Try
awk -F/ '
NR == 1 {printf "Sl#,VideoName,BitRate"
}
FNR == NR {PRM[NR] = "( |no-)" $0 "=*[^ /]*"
MX = NR
printf ",%s", $0
...

Hi hicksd8,

I think that you might be able to get away with that, you'd have to check some other stuff out incase you make it worse I think.

You could check that the disks are all available...

Hmmmmm........the fact that you can post the output that you have seems to indicate that the system is "on its feet" but the mirrors need maintenance because although your storage team migrated the...

HI,

You've stated that the storage team did the migration of IBM Storage to Nimble storage, I'm guessing that that is where the problem lies. Or there could be issues with the vpath software and...

My approach would be to ensure that you know how to restore the root partition easily if it goes wrong. Use fssnap followed by ufsdump to dump the snapshot. If you are in anyway unsure about how to...

It's probably best to (1) unmount all filesystems which are not going to receive any upgraded bits and (2) take full back-ups of all filesystems (as hicksd8 mentioned) effected by the upgrade before...

Firstly, the mirrors are created with SVM (Solaris Volume Manager) rather than by a hardware RAID controller. So why are you thinking of breaking the mirror? How is the machine usually backed up? ...

Maybe you can move off Window's based CygWin and on to a real unix-like operating system :)

From the CygWin site:





If you truly want full gcc capability, move to Linux and off Windows...

Let's check your compiler:
Can you compile a hello world program?
Use this example code:


#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
cout << "Hello,...

Even the shell becones faster if builtins are used: let the read command read the fields into variables, use $(( )) rather than expr, write the output file in one stream.
# set constants before the...

Three comments on Peasant's fine proposal:
- not all awk versions provide strftime(); gawk may be required.
- calling strftime() without a time stamp will return the system time; insert $1 for the...

Try this, save it as into file small.awk

BEGIN {
FS=","
OFS=";"
}
{
$1=strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")
$2=86400
print $1,$2,$7,$3,$4,$5,$6,$NF
}


Run as :
awk -f small.awk test1 >...

It should not differentiate between small and large files. Do you have structural differences in the large files? Mayhap DOS line terminators (^M = <CR> = \r = 0x0D)? How are those files created?

how about:

awk '/^[[]Event/ {e=$0;next} /O-O-O/ {print e ORS $0}' RS= ORS='\n\n' myFile

Build from scratch.
OUI installer has a nice feature, called response file.

If your environments are the same or similar, it will magically install everything without hours of clicking in those...

In the future, I recommend you do these kind of serious database upgrades on a development server first:

installing "oracle-database-server-12cR2-preinstall-1.0-3.el7.x86_64.rpm"

Now that you...

You could try this awk solution:

awk '{print $2} NR==1' RS={ FS="}" ORS= infile

or using sed:

sed ':loop;$!N;$!b loop; :d; s/{[^{}]*}//g; t d' infile

Try also
awk '
/^LUN/ {LUN = $0
next
}
/round-robin/ {RRO = $0
next
}
/failed/ {if (LUN) print LUN
...

Hello prvnrk,

Could you please try following and let me know if this helps you.

awk '/^LUN/{flag=1;if(flag && non_flag){print val};val=flag=non_flag=""} /failed/{non_flag=1} {val=val?val ORS...

I don't have ffmpeg installed on my system. What does the final hyphen in the command:
ffmpeg -i "${FILE_NAME1}.aac" -f caf -
tell ffmpeg to do? With many utilities, that would be a request to...