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printf -v number "%s" ${second#\#}
Now, what you want lives in a variable named `number'

Its just a variable ,added to take any other input that may present in the file ,
like
#1043 asd #Here asd will go to junk
If you are sure you have only one word per line ,you can skip this.

Since you archived using absolute path, it will recreate that very same structure from root (or use what it finds if tree exist...)
You didnt say what you are migrating from... ( Is it an old...

Okay, so a few questions:-


How did you create your tar file?
Did you specify a full path for the files or relative to where you were?
Which account are you running as at the time (output...

Based on the information you've given me, I'd grep for ~GR~ in that text file, which would give you the lines

~GR~FIELD1GRID~1|2|3|5|6|7

...which probably isn't what you wanted.

If you want...

You're going to have to be a lot more specific. We don't know this program; we can't tell when a choice has been made.

Alas, sort doesn't know how to skip lines. You must extract the first line separately, then sort the rest, then add it back later:

{ head -1 file.txt ; tail +2 file.txt | sort -u ; } >file1.txt
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