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You can use something like this:

awk -F: '/=/ { print x }
NF > 2 { printf "%s", $0; next }
{ printf "%s", $2 }' infileGiven the fixed format, you could also write something like this:

awk 'NF...

Because you put the RS assignment in the wrong place.
Put the RS assignment outside of the code:

awk -v RS='\n' ...Please post an example of the desired output based on the previously posted...

try

include(`bash_macros.m4')
START_SCRIPT(`fake_script',`Automation Dept.')dnl
GLOBALS()
SANITY_CHECKS()
FUNCTIONS()
MAIN()
END_SCRIPT()

Hi, I do not know where you can find it online.. FWIW, I checked my O'Reilly Sendmail book and it is in paragraph 19.1.2 (m4 and dnl).

can't you do something like?


ssh user@hostname "$(cat hours.sh)"

while IFS=\<tab> read -r b c; do
rand_pass "$b" "$c"
done < "$file"

Replace <tab> with an actual tab character, if, as your awk implies, the file's records contain tab-delimited fields.
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