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This is a job for sed :)

sed -e 's/EncryptedPassword="[^"]*"/EncryptedPassword=""/'

One can also use fmadm to get details:
fmadm faulty

The error message was generated because . was not specified as a directory to search by the PATH environmental variable (and bash is not in POSIX mode).

If a variable occurs more than once in a...

Trying to emulate how the shell parses a file is going to be slower - but I guess you are trying to avoid side-effects if beSecure is true.

What functionality is the -s providing?

Also, a...

The date an account's password has changed is stored in /etc/shadow which is readable only by root.
See shadow for more details.

#! /usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use Spreadsheet::WriteExcel;

my $file = shift @ARGV;
my $workbook = Spreadsheet::WriteExcel->new($file) or die "can't create worksheet: $!";

my...

Adapting DonC's code:
sed 's/"172.27'"${oldValue}"'"/"172.27'"${newValue}"'"/g file.xml > file.xml.$$ && cp file.xml.$$ file.xml
rm -f file.xml.$$Note that XML allows for either single or double...

To also print out the key that is used to sort:

where $, is set to the separator of your choice, in this case, a space is used.

You could make use of the functionality of mktemp. Something like:
TRASHFILE=$(mktemp --tmpdir=${TRASHDIR} $(basename ${file}).XXXXXX)One thing to keep in mind is that moving files to your "recycle...

Perl is one way, but since there is usually more than one way to do this:
awk '5 <= length && length <= 20'
sed -ne '/^.\{5,20\}$/p'

with sed:
sed -e 's/^./\U&/'

With the understanding that this depends on your shell and O/S...

'^[^\t ]' will match any line that does not being with a space, a "t" or "\".

If you want to match anything that does not being...

mohtashims,
Is this the same system you had problems with November last year (Find command takes too long [too] complete)?
Are there any symbolic links in the hierarchy? These can be found with:...

JB,

Can you provide an example of what you mean by "empty cells to be merged to their respective string".

- DL

In perlish:
perl -ane 'push @X, [ $F[N] - $F[M], $_ ]; END { print map { $_->[1] } sort { $a->[0] <=> $b->[0] } @X; }'
where N and M are the desired fields - remember the first field is $F[0], the...

Or for a sed solution:
sed -e 's/\(\("[^_]*\)_to_\([^"]*"\)\)$/\1,\2_\3/' file
zoneobjectrename "AAA_to_BBB","AAA_BBB"Or a shell solution:
while read key word; do echo $key...

Or:
sed -e 's/^.*range=//' -e 's/&.*//'or even:
sed -ne 's/^.*range=\([^&]*\)&.*$/\1/p'which will skip lines w/o "range=" entries.

To answer your question:
grep 000000000038775 file
If you asking to extract just the "Remedy Incident Modification record", something like:
sed -ne 's/^.*Remedy Incident Modification record: \([^...

Something like:
#! /usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use Spreadsheet::WriteExcel;

my $file = shift @ARGV;
my $workbook = Spreadsheet::WriteExcel->new($file) or die "can't create...

We also would need to see the use statements as well as what you used to create the $wrksheet object.

Assuming a linux system, bash or ksh, and that that t_date already contains the last day of the month:
$ echo $t_date
20150531
$ date +%Y%m%d -d @$(expr 86400 + $(date +%s -d $t_date))...

Just to be clear, ... was meant as a placeholder for the command you want to run, in this case snmptable -v2c -c public myIP IF-MIB::ifTable, for you wrote:
My intention was to highlight the parsing...

As an example, if I want the index of the entries with a status of 'down':
... | awk '$NF == "down" { print $1; }'if you want the whole row:
... | awk '$NF == "down" { print; }'or:
... | grep '...

Arun,

You've redirected STDIN twice, you'll need to remove < /dev/null from the command line.

- DL

While not using one of the requested tools:
perl -00 -ne 'print $& if m{^\N+\s+BEGIN\s+\N+\n.*?Amit.*?\n\N+\s+END\s+\N+\n}ms;'