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I am almost achieving my desired output, however I am getting something funny.

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When using

awk '{print $2,sub...

It looks better, sorry I maybe did not express correctly, I still need the columns to show on the same row, I just want awk to treat from $3 forward (for as many delimiters it may have on that line,...

That is nice... would it be a trouble for you to explain to me what each part does? (sorry, I am really a newcomer)

nice, but I was looking for a way to do it in awk... any ideas?

Hi all,

For no particular reason, I would like to use awk on a file that contains multiple columns, but let's say only columns 1 and 2 have some text values, and the remainder of the line contains...

Hello all!

I have the need to performance-test a MPLS switch, I was thinking of using iperf to accomplish the task.

I had in mind using a linux box with a Gigabit interface connected to a L2...

Hello all!

I have the need to performance-test a MPLS switch, I was thinking of using iperf to accomplish the task.

I had in mind using a linux box with a Gigabit interface connected to a L2...

Nevermind... I thought it would break everything, but it falls right back where I want to... tks!

Hello there!

I am creating a script, that among other functions will run iperf (network stress tool) either on server or client mode.

The thing is that it will run forever if the user does not...

thank you all, it did work great!!!

And how can I set it to their login shell?? I mean, I can script but I understand little of the *NIX (Debian, for this matter) structure...

Appreciate you help!

Okay, I'll try some of this tomorrow but it sounds like what I am looking for. I have already on my script the exit commands to logout, but should the user break the script I still want him to be...

Yep, I mean, I have my script done on bash for the commands, but what I need help is how I hook it to the user login, and make sure that when the script exits, the user gets logged out...

Hi there,

I have a Debian 5.0 server that my company uses for deployment testing. This server needs to be accessed by NOC people that have no NIX knowledge whatsoever.

I am creating a bash...

Can anybody point me to some useful, comprehensive expect examples? I am trying to build a bash script with some telnet interactions.

Appreciate any help.

Persio

you may want to lookup "mpack" too... that is what I use for scripted emailing with attached files.

Hi everybody,

I am thinking on writing a shell script to telnet to Cisco routers, and I am looking for help. I have researched some and could not find much on the topic, or at least much of help...

Thank you for your idea! Really it is not necessary to be a one-liner... just need something simple.

So far I was trying something like this:

while read field1; do
B2='cat fileB | nawk -v...

Hi there,

I am trying to figure out a way to combine multiple sources with different data on a single file, and I am trying to find the best way to do it.

I have multiple files, let's say A,...

got nawk, works like a charm! thank you! :D

by the way... not homework... trying to automate some work stuff :)

ok... supose the file has multiple lines... will that work?

even with one line I am trying here and I get error:

home:~> cat 10.3.2.10_VLAN36_MACS
248.88.41.141 00 0F F8 58 29 8D
home:~>...

Hi there!

I am really enjoying working with sed. I am trying to come up with a sed command to replace some occurrences (not all) in the same line, for instance:

I have a command which the...

I fixed the quotes... I actually rebuilt the csv file from the Excel original. No more quotes now. However, I still get the ESS. I was careful to open the csv file at Notepad++ (Windows application)...

Ok, I'll give it a try without "-e" and "/g"... and for the duplicate replacements, already scraped them :)

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Hey, thank you for that... I did not see it was duplicated... it did not keep the script from running, it just addded unecessary steps to it.. :)



Well, I am new to sed, but from what I read...