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nsswitch.conf is very sensitive in HPUX. strange things can happen if this config is wrong because it does try to do lookup and resolutions, apart from slow logins have also seen other things like...

Try working your way through the available options:

[notfound=continue]

There is no chance. A forward slash is one of the few characters that cannot be used in a file name, because it is used for pathname resolution.

You can use sed 's/^A/foo/g' file > newfile but you need to enter ^A with CTRL-V CTRL-A .

How about this this:

awk '
length {
sub("ETX.*", "ETX")
print RS $0 > "file" ++n ".txt"
close ("file" n ".txt")
}' RS="SOH" infile

input:SOH
bla bla bla
bla bla bla
ETX IGNORE...

Hi.

Standard HPUX utility csplit is designed for this. For example, assuming a well-formatted file, this script:
#!/usr/bin/env bash

# @(#) s1 Demonstrate context splitting, csplit.
...

You haven't told us what OS or shell you're using. You have told us some suggestions aren't working, but you haven't supplied any details about how they failed. You have shown us sample input with...

Although this will work well with come versions of awk, the standards say that the behavior of awk is unspecified if the value of RS contains more than one character. On OS X (and several other...