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I verified that the bash built in's work as well. I may use this as its easier to understand how it works. :b:

Yes! this works, and I can simply awk the side I want for the variable.
Thanks so much for the quick reply

All, I've searched and haven't found a solution for my particular issue.

I have a file with lines of data that contain varying amounts of underscores imbedded. But all the strings have a final...

When you get past the putdowns and sarcasm, Corona688 makes a couple useful points. Thank you for that. I'll try your suggestions in this and future scripts to avoid the pitfalls you mention.
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All, I apolgize for not replying sooner, for some reason, I was not recieving notification when there were replies..

Here is some more info regarding a larger snippet of the script, with some...

Thanks all,
I'm finding it difficult to escape the "." as I'm assigning the IP address to a variable. I guess it is possible to cut up the IP address and do it that way...

I did try the -F...

Working with IP addresses is a pain...

Here's my problem: I'm putting some interface information to a file:
3.185.201.2 | Tu1102
152.162.54.130 | Gi0/2.36 ...

Verdepollo,

Thanks for the reply. Just before the holidays, these are the steps I used to create the vnic:

1) create /etc/hostname.<interfacename>:<n> containing the hostname of the virtual IP...

Sorry, I was out unexpectedly Friday,

Yes, well to be honest, I'm not sure.

I would like to be able to recieve the snmp traps, without having to plug in another network cable. I'm starting to...

All,

I have a question regarding setting up a virtual interface to recieve snmp traps from network devices.

My Solaris 10 server is running the HPOV-NNMi application. The network devices in...

Thank you for the reply.
We finally found the answer. We had to update the sendmail.cf file to include the server domain for our new servers. This was probably done on the hpux servers many years...

All,

I'm an in-experienced Solaris user, but our application is now hosted on Solaris 10, after being hosted on HPUX for many years.

In some of our scripts, we send a text message to a...

Hello,

thanks again to all the responses, I tried each, and of course each on worked correctly. I decided to use the simple split command as it meets my needs and produces a simple output file...

Much thanks for al the reply's,
I am in the process of trying the suggestions out, and I'll reply back when I see the results.

I really appreciate all the suggestions.

thank you.
Turk

Ambikesh,

Yes, I'm trying to write out each 12 line segment to a new file, where I can more easily manipulate the data.

Thanks for the quick reply and any help you can offer

All, I have a file that I want to read, cut 12 lines and direct into a new file, and continue to do this until I reach the EOF. How do I do it?
can I use cat or read to do this?

the file is...