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Ok....this is probably a lot more work that is needed....but does work! :) I just piped the data into Perl and processed each character at a time adding a space if the position existed in the hash.
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If your grep supports -A (--after-context) you could try this:

grep -A 2 "sequnce_2" infile


My Ubuntu distro has it but I know I had to grab it for my Solaris boxes.

I'm not sure if this helps. I did a little command line sample for you if I understood correctly.

Duplicates your data?

jnetnix@nix:~$ cat /tmp/test.txt
.PCI\Image test\Batch::I0Main
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Yea, sort of odd how forgetting to "chomp" will "bite" you. ;0) Badabum. I been there lots myself.

-J

If it works fine when you remove the test for $proc the first thing that comes to mind is something is inside the scalar that you're not anticipating...like a newline or control character.

Try...

If I understand correctly I think you're pretty much there. You might want to remove the -e from your rsync which would prevent files from being updated if they did not already exist. You can also...

You may want to check out SunFreeware (http://www.sunfreeware.com) and try coreutils. I have not tried but very possible this will give you the opts you want.

Good Luck!
J

I'm not sure I understood the objective.
- Do you want to push only files that have been updated?
You're already doing this with --archive..since it assumes --times. So only those files that are...