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Try (not thoroughly tested):sed -n '/pattern/{x;n;n};1h;1!{x;p;};${x;p;}' /etc/testfile

This could be simplified further still:
if ls -A "$apache_log_dir"/*.log "$jboss_log_dir"/*.log 1>/dev/null 2>&1; then

Note that if either of those directories are empty, or at least do not contain any files with names ending in .log, the command substitution will print a diagnostic message. You can avoid having...

Try
if [[ $(ls -A $apache_log_dir/*.log $jboss_log_dir/*.log) ]] It will check in both directories for .log files and evaluate to true if a file exists in either.

If the result is true for the first test, the second test will not be executed due to "short circuit evaluation".

The egrep seems redundant, what do you expect it to do what a ls *.log would not...

sed '/\[\/\]/a added' filename

try:
sed '/[[][/][]]/a added' infile

I'd propose to use an editor. How frequently do you need to apply that change?

sed '/Started_with_Errors/{s/^/===================================================\
/;s/$/\
===================================================/;}' one.txt > two.txt

Hello,

One more approach for same.



awk -vs1="Server" 'BEGIN{ print s1 "Stopped" } /^[0-9]/ {print} END{print s2 "Started"}' starting_ending_text


Output will be as follows.


...

Try something like :
$ tail -$(grep -m1 -n 'Server Stopped' <(tac file) | cut -d':' -f1) file
Server Stopped
123
456
789
Server Started

python shell:
>>> import re
>>> text = '''
... Server Stopped
... ABC
... DEF
... GHI
... JKL
... Server Started
... MNO
... PQR
... STU
... Server Stopped
... VWX
... YZ
... ABC
......

/Server Stopped/h ==> if line we found 'Server Stopped', we initialize hold buffer with it.
/Server Stopped/,/Server Started/{/Server Stopped/b,H;} ==> Between lines 'Server Stopped' and 'Server...

An awk approach:
awk '
/Server Stopped/ {
f = 1
S = $0
next
}
f && !/Server Started/ {
S = S RS $0
...

Hi,
Another solution with sed:
sed -n '/Server Stopped/h;/Server Stopped/,/Server Started/{/Server Stopped/b;H;};${x;p;}' file

Regards.

Please modify the title of this thread by adding [SOLVED] before the current title, so that this thread will serve as a reference for other users in the future. BTW, glad it worked!

You can check the source of the page, send the submit input corresponding to the button with the wget request using --post-data option.

Pls read this link

http://www.packtpub.com/sites/default/files/downloads/Integration_with_Other_Tools.pdf

ant (which i assume you're using as it's the most common user of build.xml), was deliberately designed as a platform neutral build environment.

simply

cd $directory_with_build.cml_in_it...