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List,

I want to have an array created of a particular item in the following textfile:

router> show user
Se4/0:29 site1 Sync PPP - Bundle: Di372
Se5/0:29 site2 ...

This worked:

awk '{print d, $1}' "d=$(date)" test.txt

Not sure why you added the { ... }

Thanks a lot!

List,

I want to print the first line of my text file (say "me you"), preceded by the current date/time.

Something like (pseudo code):
awk '{print date,$1}'

I don't have a lot of awk...

Yes; the last entry of the last access-list can be followed by any router command...

This works!!!! Thanks everybody, really appreciated...

Radoulov, can you please explain a bit what it does? The result is there, but it would be nice to know a bit how it is working as well... :D...

It seems like it doesn't find the pattern... For your reference I pasted the access-list where I do the test on:


[root@bsd01 /home/me]# more qos.htm
ip access-list extended YourAccessList1
...

This doesn't give any result (no error message either). I have the feeling we're getting closer anyway...

nawk is on my system as well; no result either. How do I check the version? :eek:

awk '!/deny|remark|permit|MyAccessList/{next}
/MyAccessList/,0' fileThis one gives an error message:
awk: syntax error at source line 1
context is
>>>...

I don't have my BSD machine here to test now, but I don't think it will work.
From what I can read, you check until you find a line that starts with "ip access-list extended", but the end of the...

...
ip access-list extended MyAccessList
remark Do not allow Jones subnet to telnet out
deny tcp host 171.69.2.88 any eq telnet
remark Do allow me to telnet out
permit tcp host...

This is what I need (I don't know the amount of lines in my accesslist), but I also don't know the nale of the next accesslist...
So it should print all lines starting from "ip access-list extended...

Folks,

I have a textfile with the config of my router. Part of that config looks like this:

router config
...
ip access-list extended MyAccessList
remark this is my security rule
...