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It is a bit confusing. For example, what is FILESINEED? What is VIEWBINARY?
Perhaps the following puts you on the right track?
for i in `find ./ -mtime -1 | grep FILESINEED`
do
case `VIEWBINARY...

Maybe I misunderstood something. Here are my drop
sed '/-1111|/ s/|165|/|server1|/' file

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You can be safe as it is. I think that will be enough
sed '/-1111|/...

You may pimp up your own approach by adding an address specification. Be aware that it will NOT change the third field if that doesn't contain 165, or change any other field that holds that value.
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how about to start with - you may have to make slight adjustments based your more detailed requirements:

awk -F'|' '$5~(pat "$"){$3=ser}1' pat=1111 ser=server1 OFS='|' myFile

If you have grep -o,

for the email addresses (even though a lot more characters are allowed, but this is what the perl says):
grep -Eo '[[:alnum:]_.-]+@[[:alnum:]_.-]+[[:alnum:]]+'

Filenames...

how about - could probably be improved:

sed 's/\(.*\)\(\..*\+.*\) *\(.*\)$/\1 \3/g' myFile

Hi.
To get the best advice on transforming, extracting, manipulating data,
please supply the environment and context:

1. Os and shell, preferably with versions
2. Representative input
3....

Hi.

Using perl, and taking advantage of the unique context of each date-related chunk:
#!/usr/bin/env bash

# @(#) s1 Demonstrate string manipulation, based on context.

# Utility...

This question is really rather vague. But since I do not want to seesaw back and forth trying to extract details, consider:

1.cronjob opens for write a log e.g., /path/to/files/logfile
2. write...

Another suggestion is to insert a line just before your cron job finishes to write out a timestamp file. Then you set up a simple second cron job to run, say, five minutes after the first job to...

You can try the command yes, however another way would be to change your ssh command to automatically accept the fingerprint. This has the drawback that you trust everything you connect to and you...

Try awk -vLNO=4 'NR<=LNO {TMP[NR]=$0;next} 1; NR==LNO*2 {for (i=1; i<=LNO; i++) print TMP[i]}' file
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Hello invinzin21,

Following may help you in same.

awk '{if(NR==1 || NR==2 || NR==3 || NR==4){A=A?A ORS $0:$0;next};if(NR==8){print $0 ORS A;} else {print}}' Input_file
Output will be as...

Where do you extract the www.google.cz; ?

google.cz
czechrepublic.google.cz
brno.google.cz


Anyway, perhaps something like this would be close to a solution.
awk 'NF>1 {
...

Starting from your "fail code", how would you like these adaptions:while read SN RWT
do echo "server {"
echo " listen 80;"
echo " server_name $SN"
...

In addition to RudiC's suggestion, you can use ${SN#*://} instead of $SN to strip of the URL protocol part if present..

Check $2 value and perform required arithmetic:
awk '{s+=($2=="MB"?$1*1024:$1)}END{print s " MB"}' file

Well so far and your subject are clear on what you did: Considering only column 1...
So your "what if"... would be to look also at column 2, and depending what you find, add a conversion to the...

I refer you to this recent thread: recent thread goes here (https://www.unix.com/unix-dummies-questions-answers/227053-sorting-files-ending-numbers-sort.html)!


$ sort -nk1.8 < file
student1...

Have a look at the paste (https://www.unix.com/man-page/linux/1/paste/) command.

i.e.

paste - - < file


By default the delimiter is a tab, but you can change that.