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And further to:
awk '/^http:\/\/[0-9]{1,3}(\.[0-9]{1,3}){3}(:[0-9]{1,5})?\//'

perl -pe '/\|$/&&s/\n$//' inputfile/\|$/ --> Searches for | symbol at the end of line
&& --> logical 'and' operator.
s/\n$// --> Replace \n at the end with null

awk -F \/ '{a[$3]++;b[$3]=$0}
END{for (i in a)
if (a[i]>1)
{ split(b[i],x,"/")
print x[1] "//" x[3] "/"}
else...

No need for a loop or for re-reading inctrl.txt over and over and over again. Just tell grep to read the text to match from registry.txt with the -f switch. And since you aren't using regular...

nice awk solution but OP asked for sed:


echo "www.google.com/sample.log" |sed -r 's/(.*)\/(.*)/\1\/\2 \1 \2/g'
Explaination:

Breaking this sed line down we have 4 main parts.

1. The sed...

This should do the trick.

#!/bin/bash

CURRENT_TIME=$(date +%H%M)

if [ $CURRENT_TIME -lt 1800 ]
then
echo "Continue"
else
echo "Quit"
fi