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Why do I have to use 'awk' can this request not be implemented within a grep command ?

i only need to capture the last instance of the HTTP addresss, that contains 'cache', is there a switch for this ?

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I have downloaded a HTM file from the web.
What I want to do is perform a grep search of that file, searching for all strings where 'http' is present within the file, but only contains the...

Does the '<infile' relate to the file I wish to pipe it into ?

Hi

I'm trying to search for the last instance of the word 'cache' in a HTML file that I have downloaded from YouTube.
I'm using the following syntax, but an error is thrown when I try it.
grep...

HI Guys

If I wanted to find the last instance of the word 'cache' in a HTML file, would the below syntax work ? (bash script)
tail -f grep "cache"

Hi Ygemici

Basically I start by logging onto YouTube, find a video clip i want, then copy the URL of that video clip such as
YouTube - RC-Heli-Action: Tag der offenen Tür bei Vario...

Hi

Thanks for your response, it worked, and broke the quotes up for me.
The below is what I ultimatley want to end up, i've tried to add the cache line, but it broke the search, can u have a look...

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I've succesfully downloaded a HTML file from youtube (for a specific video id)
I'm trying to use the SED command to search for double and single quotes and convert them to a line break (new...