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$ ls *somehost*
10.10.10.10_somehost1.xyz.com.log
11.11.11.11_somehost2.xyz.com.log



#!/bin/bash
#FILES="*.log"
FILES=${FILES:-*.log}

for x in $FILES
do
ip="${x%%_*}"...

I know its an art and it takes a little time .. but is there a better way to do this ?

(sup-)?boot(disk|flash)|flash\d*|disk\d



Thanks in advance
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Ok .. This is driving me nuts. I suppose I need another set of eyes.

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interface Vlan1
description xxxxxxxxxxxx
ip address 192.168.1.1 255.255.255.252
no ip redirects
no ip...

Thanks fellas .. Centos linux .. and I am using the -d .. but that doesnt give me much info related to using an "OR"

Morning and Happy New Year to all.

I am in a situation where I need to connect to a list of devices that are using either telnet or ssh.
I want to try to telnet, if I receive any of the...

I would like to execute and external command and insert it into a particular area of the file I am editing. Note that I have the ORIGINAL AT&T vi training doc dated 1987. Doesnt explain it.

As an...

qiven the quoted source in my original post

The output could be

It is matched because 4 instances of "Normal" were found.

or it could be
because only 3 instance of "Normal" were found.

Im looking for a bash solution that will use Regular Expressions (not perl, sed or awk) to check the example data below and then give me a status.
which would be just simply Match or Mismatch.

...

I would like to use basename with wc .. I know I can use awk, but want to use basename.

Change this

wc -l txt*
106 /home/popeye/txt1
154 /home/popeye/txt2
159 /home/popeye/txt3
420 total
...

DOPEY !!!! I stripped down everything that wasnt really needed for the forum and posted.

I grabbed the script lines I posted on the forum and ran that on the work VM. Worked fine but still...

Im editing with vi. Ive :set list and dont see any extraneous items in the script files on the VMPLAYER VMs. I will also double quoted all the vars when I get to the case. Yep. At the time I was...

VERY INTERESTING !

Ive tried this on a VM at school, a Ubuntu VM on my latptop and a Centos VM on my laptop.

What happens on all is that as I run through and test each option, at one point...

Good Morning

I think there may be something I dont understand fully.

The following code works well, but I dont like the set domen method.


#!/bin/bash
#
domen="y"
while [ "$domen" ==...

Sorry fellas,

Being in the expert bucket I figured you guys would "see" it. ... and if you execute the script I provided you will see that it actually works and the desired output is shown. No...

Morning,
I'm trying step up my scripting game .. :rolleyes::confused::D

Is there a way to do the replacement with an or without using an external command ?

I did try but no joy.

...

I know that

set line "This is a line."



puts whats between " inside the var line.

But

How do I do the same for

set line "This is a line "with quotations" inside the string."

I use the following as an example. I find myself always doing this and I believe my scripts would run much faster if I put the sed results into a place in memory rather than writing to files. Again,...

Good Afternoon,


I start with a file named biglist.txt.
I have another file smallerlist. txt

I want to remove the lines from smallerlist.txt from biglist.txt and leave those lines that do...

I have to hit a very large database to pull fields of information.

I have a script that runs multiple instance of the same query against the data base and writes contents to a file.

The...

Inside a script, I defind a log file.

log_file -a $x.log

My question is :

Shown for illustration - this doesnt actually work -- Is there a way to

puts "this is appended text" $x.log
...

Sweet !! That was exactly what I was looking for ... simple easy to understand.

Thanks again !!

${var%pattern}
removes the shortest suffix of $var patching pattern
${var%%pattern}
removes the longest suffix of $var patching pattern
${var#pattern}
removes the shortest prefix...

Data file example



I look for primary and * to isolate the interesting slot number.



slot=`sed '/^primary$/,/\*/!d' filename | tail -1 | sed s'/*//' | awk '{print $1" "$2}'`



Now...

Thanks to all for the input.

Using (basiclly) sea's solution.
No ... this isnt homework.


This did bring up another question. Ill post in different thread.

Thanks again to all .. this...