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This is a job for sed :)

sed -e 's/EncryptedPassword="[^"]*"/EncryptedPassword=""/'

#! /usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use Spreadsheet::WriteExcel;

my $file = shift @ARGV;
my $workbook = Spreadsheet::WriteExcel->new($file) or die "can't create worksheet: $!";

my...

The error message was generated because . was not specified as a directory to search by the PATH environmental variable (and bash is not in POSIX mode).

If a variable occurs more than once in a...

Trying to emulate how the shell parses a file is going to be slower - but I guess you are trying to avoid side-effects if beSecure is true.

What functionality is the -s providing?

Also, a...

The date an account's password has changed is stored in /etc/shadow which is readable only by root.
See shadow for more details.

To answer your question:
grep 000000000038775 file
If you asking to extract just the "Remedy Incident Modification record", something like:
sed -ne 's/^.*Remedy Incident Modification record: \([^...

Perl is one way, but since there is usually more than one way to do this:
awk '5 <= length && length <= 20'
sed -ne '/^.\{5,20\}$/p'

You could make use of the functionality of mktemp. Something like:
TRASHFILE=$(mktemp --tmpdir=${TRASHDIR} $(basename ${file}).XXXXXX)One thing to keep in mind is that moving files to your "recycle...

Arun,

You've redirected STDIN twice, you'll need to remove < /dev/null from the command line.

- DL

You are not going to get away from some sort of loop:
ls -1 | xargs mv -I {} mv {} boxname_{}or
for file in *; do mv $file boxname_$file; donenow if you can save the files for each system in a...

/etc/motd is a file

UNIX supports the following types (from stat):
- files
- directories (not folders)
- devices - character or block
- symbolic link (symlink)
- fifo
- socket

Ddepending...

The issue with using cpio is that it preserves the directory hierarchy. You could go with:
find /.../sourcedir -type f -name '*.txt' -exec cp {} /.../targetdirbut that would generate a process for...

When I started, there were a few editors to choose from: ed for unix, edt for vms, and an ibm 129 for the big iron.

Then came ex and vi.
Emacs is fun, especially for lisp.

I still use vi, but...

Just distributing clues. This one was from some recent experience -- had to clean up a mess on many of 'my' systems where a jr. admin was changing permissions of system files and directories to...

XBin,
Shouldn't the regex be:
/-[^-]*-[^-]*-/which matches a line with more than two -s?

For processes without an attached terminal:
ps -t -
See the ps manpage for more information.

sed -e 's/^[^0-9]*/string/'

Or even:
sed -e 's/ *;.*$//' -e 's/0x[^ ]* //g' inputfile | tee outfile | sort | uniq -c---------- Post updated at 05:20 PM ---------- Previous update was at 04:00 PM ----------

Perlish solution,...

Don, Zam,

$list[0] is the empty string because a space was prepended to $line on line 126.

Zam,

Perhaps a little simplification is needed:
while (<fd_in>) {
s{\s*#.*$}{};
($cpu_id,...

The issue will be determining what is a valid XML tag and what is data that appears between "<" and ">". Is it always numeric? Are there negative numbers? Character strings? With or without...

With respects to Scrutinizer, if the XML tags are nested on the same line, are empty, have multiples on a line, or span multiple lines, as in:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-16"?>
<P1 >
<C1...

Gautam Banarjee,

Can you check the parameters.txt file that your provided? There are differences between your OnGoto's postings. For example, the parameter accmin has a value of '100' as shown by...

Gautam Banerjee,

Some of the space separated key/value pairs of parameters.txt are malformed:
NCCPERM As Per BSIC PLAN
CS 1 for non MBC
CHAP 6 for MBC
CHAP 11 for BCCH on OLAlso, providing...

(The "do something if condition" is a DEC Basic+ idiom that perl adopted)

Not to join the language wars - but the moment someone says such-n-such a language is best is naive at best. It really...

LinQ -

sed -n -e 's/^.*string"\([^"]*\)".*$/\1/p' file will print only the target strings, skipping those lines that don't match.

- DL