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you can use

with sh shell

sed "s/.*\(your word description\).*$/\1/g" yourFile


but me for this job I prefer awk
this command count the presence of "your word"
awk -f 'param.awk' yourFile...

my UNIX version AIX 4.3 (not sure) but the shell is sh.
I want to display the time on the timestamp format.

I can't find the command shell UNIX to display the timestamp of the current date.
It's not an option of the commande date.

All right it's not a bug, but I disagree, using both could be very interesting specially with Christmas or others special date. Anyway thank you for your help.

I ask myself about a bugg in cron, just an exemple :

00 12 25 * 1 /my/script

Normally this process is launched at 12h00 on monday the 25th because there is a AND (logic) between each field of...