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Can you try this:
sed -n "/$MMCHAR $DD $HBEGINBCK/,/$MMCHAR $DD $HENDBACKUP/p"

Try

awk '/TAG/{a++;next} {print > "File"a}' file

If a user creates a child process using your menu, then logs off, that user does not show in "who".

There are lots of users like "nobody" that cannot login ever, never show in "who", but can have...

What about rm -i *3BB*? The -i for safety reasons...

Or with awk :
awk -F ':' '{for (i=1;i<=NF;i++) if ($i == "Clone") print $(i-2)}'

Already provided above.....:(


awk -F ":" '{ for ( i=1;i<=NF;i++ ) { if ( $i == "Clone" ) { print $(i-2) } }}' file3

I'm not sure I understand correctly what you specify. Guessing you want to find "Clone" and then output the second field before, try this:awk -F: '/Clone/ {i=1; while (i<=NF) if ($++i=="Clone") print...

Do you want the value 2 fields before the word "Clone"?
sed 's/.*:\([^:].*\):[^:].*:Clone.*/\1/' file

Try this mkdev -l aio0 and run again

Probably some process still has a file opened there. Check with lsof +d /log which it is. When found, restart that process to have it close the filehandle, and thus really free the space.
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The <defunct> is a child process stub trying to deliver the exit code and status to the parent wait() that has not been called to process SIGCHILD or whatever. It points to some programming error in...

sed -n '/^App/h;/INCIDENT/{g;s/.* \([^ ]*\)/\1/;p;}' infileawk '/^App/{x=$NF}/INCIDENT/{print x}' infile

# sed -n '/^App/h;/INCIDENT/{g;s/.* \([^ ]*\)/\1/;p;}' tst
SPVP0005
# awk...