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sed -n '/Mar 02/{N;p}' infpufile

Thanks pludi. It works.

And I found it, using swlist command also,

swlist -l file -s filename.depot

Hi,

I have one depot file. I would want to view the contents of this file with out extracting and with out installing in a machine. Like for

$rpm -qlp rpmfilename
will list out all the files...

Do you mean = wont be there?

#! /bin/bash

var="router=bras1+dallastx"
pos=`expr index $var =`
test=${var:$pos}
part1=${test%+*}
part2=${test#*+}
echo $part1 $part2

$ cat a.txt | sort -u

$sed '/^pp */d' chap-secrets

or

$sed -i '/^pp */d' chap-secrets

You can use sprintf function with the specific length, so that your output will be perfect.

1. To match the lines with only ORA-00600 errors and which does not contain 12333 in the first brackets.

$grep -v "ORA-00600:[^\[]*\[12333\]"


2. To match the lines with only ORA-00600 errors...

Hope I got your question correctly, But I used the different approach to solve this issue ( i,e I didnt check if the new line appears before the line starts with the number ). It works for me. You...

Developer aka programmer, with Linux platform.

Hexadecimal key displayed in the output of the command 'ipcs -m' is the hexadecimal value of the shm_key you have given to create the shared memory. Here I think you are pointing to the incorrect...

You can try logrotate(8) - Linux man page (http://linux.die.net/man/8/logrotate) to rotate the log files.

#! /bin/bash

TGT=T2DIRUPDAZ20070326VA;
TG1=${TGT:5:4};
TG2=${TGT:10:8};
TG3=${TGT:18};
echo $TG1 $TG2 $TG3;

Solution using awk:


$cat split.awk
#! /usr/bin/awk

{
str="test -f file"$3;
print str
rval=system(str);
if (rval == 1){
str="echo "$0 "> file"$3
system(str);
}
else {...

using sed,


$ echo "ABC.123.XYZ-A1-B2-P1-C4" | sed 's/\(.*\)-\(.*\)/\1 \2/'

Hope this sed solution helps you,


$ cat t
google gooosdasasdgle derwsdfs
googsdfgle google sreogsds google gsdfsdfd
gooswoerjgle tosgsd towgsjsg googpoiwrwroiegle


$ sed '
s/^.*$/&\n/...

Yes,

$ cat t.pl
open(FILE, $ARGV[0]) or die "$!";

while(<FILE>){
exit if /$ARGV[1]/;
print $_;
}

$perl t.pl filename string

$perl -e 'while(<>){ exit if(/DISPLAY/); print $_; }' < test


This perl one liner will print the lines from the file called test.. If it gets the string DISPLAY, it just exit from the...

what does your program program_name_count_length do?

If possible paste that script? It would be better to help you to edit your perl script.

$cat test.pl

#! /usr/bin/perl
open(FILE,$ARGV[0]) or die $!;

while(<FILE>){
chomp;
if (/>seq/){
$next=<FILE>;
chomp $next;
...

When you execute a shell script it will fork a process and it will do all the operation in that sub shell. So the current working directory will be changed
only in the sub shell, not in the parent...

Try this,

$sed -i '1!{/searchtext/!d}' *.txt

https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/124947-grep-multiple-patterns.html

@rdcwayx,

Can you please what is wrong in that grep command ?

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@rdcwayx,

Can you please tell,...