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hello everybody!

I have a html file which is not properly formatted meaning that the whole content is in one line.
I want to to cut out certain parts of that file. Those parts are between ' #" '...

alright here is a working solution I found (since I am only answering myself^^) if anybody is interested:

uptime | sed 's/.*up \(.*\),.*user.*/\1/' | awk '{sub(":", " hours ", $0); sub(" mins",...

alright this command

uptime | sed 's/.*up \(.*\),.*user.*/\1/' | awk '{sub(":", " hours ", $0); sub(" mins", "min", $0); sub(" secs", "sec", $0); sub(",", "", $0); print "uptime: " $0}'

works...

thank you for the help and the explanation!

@Franklin52

your solution worked but I am not sure if it works if the computer has been on for more than 24 hours because then the string changes...

@perderabo

the command you used does not work either because you don't use the command uptime you use echo "0:19 up 10 mins, 2 users, load averages: 0,61 0,54 0,31" | sed 's/.*up...

here is a list of the commands and what output they produce (btw I use Leopard OS X):

uptime | cut -d" " -f4-8 | sed 's/,//g'

-> up 9 mins 2 users



uptime | sed 's/, *[0-9]*...

it does not seem to work. this is the result

6 mins 2 users load

btw I am new at unix. so I don't now how to modify this command since i don't know cut and sed.

any other suggestions?

hello folks!

how can I display just the uptime without the current time, the word "up", and the load averages using the uptime command or some other command I do not know about?

is there nobody out there who knows how to modify the uptime command?

I would rename the title of the post if I could maybe more people would respond to a title like "uptime" but i don`t know if...

Hello!

Here is my problem:

I try to display the uptime of my computer on my desktop with the help of a tool called GeekTool (for Mac).
I want the uptime output to look like that:
x day(s) y...

alright thanks for the answers. it might have been a fault on my side.

Hello!

I am using a macbook pro with leopard on it. Once I used the Terminal to type in a sudo command and it promted me to type in my password so I did. A few weeks later I found an invisible...

Thanks a lot era! All my questions are answered!

Thank you era, you solved my problem.

I am new at unix so I have to ask some questions if you don't mind.

How did you exactly replace the comma in your command line and what does sub actually...

thank you for the quick response

when i use the line

uptime | sed -e 's/:/h /g' -e 's/,/min/g' | awk '{print "Uptime: " $5 " "$6}'


it looks like that

Uptime: 45min 2

But I expected...

Hello to whoever is reading this!

I try to display my uptime on my desktop with a program called GeekTool.
For that purpose I use this command

uptime | awk '{print "Uptime : " $3 " " }'

So...