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Thanks Don, your solution is perfect!

The log files are pure unix. I'm familiar with the Linux grep '-A and -B' to find the lines leading and trailing the context of the matching lines. As far as...

Good day all.

I'm trying to rename some files in my home directory with some bizarre results. Basically I need to change the IP address in the filename to the hostname which I ggrep from within...

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Using basic UNIX/Linux tools, how would you delete a line based on a character found in column 1?

For example, if the CITY name contains an 'a' or 'A', delete the line:

New...

Thanks for your reply hicksd8.

All the nodes in my cluster have the same disk configuration. This is what it looked like about a week before the problem arose:
Volume Size ...

Thanks for your prompt reply, bartus11!

# raidctl -S
2 "LSI_1064"
c2t0d0 2 0.2.0 0.5.0 1 DEGRADED
c2t1d0 2 0.1.0 0.3.0 1 OPTIMAL
0.1.0 GOOD
0.2.0 GOOD
0.3.0 GOOD
0.5.0 FAILED

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I have a SUN Netra X4200 running on Solaris 10, with two disks in raid 1 configuration. HDD0 (c2t0d0) seems to have a problem but HDD1 (c2t1d0) is ok:
# for a in c2t0d0 c2t1d0 ; do...

I guess I forgot the 8, this being an example. Also I'm not sure of the order yet, but if I can get an idea as to how to stream the order to a single line, I'd be very grateful.

Thanks,
Bjoern

Thanks for the replies, Joey, Corona. However, you missed the last part of the challenge: the order of the parameters has to change as well.

Regards,
Bjoern

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I have the following entries of data in a file in a column, however, I need this data written on a single line with several parameters in a different order.

Current format:...

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I have a Sun Netra X4200 M2 server with AMI BIOS. When I performed a iostat -En, I noticed that the AMI Virtual CDROM had taken device id c0t0d0, however, I need c0t0d0 for the real...

Bingo! Thanks a lot citaylor. I thought that all the ^M had already been removed.

Thanks.

Thanks citaylor.

Your solution worked on some files and not others. I ran the commands in debug mode and substituted 'mv' for 'echo' to see what was happening.:
+ read fname
++ tail -1...

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I need a one-liner (if possible) otherwise a longer script to do the following:

I have a list of files in a directory with the same filename extension, ie.

firstfile.cks,...

Thanks for the reply, Corona. It doesn't take an underscore either.

Bjoern

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Furthermore,...

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I'm trying to add a user with useradd and the -p option to assign a project name, but the result is that the user is created with an error message: "UX: useradd: user.root name...

Thanks for your reply, but nope and nope.

Regards,
BRH

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Hi Dan.
My mistake, /usr/xpg4/bin/grep...

HI dan, no luck with this one either, it didn't complain, but it did nothing.

Regards,
BRH

Hi danmero, which grep are you using, I'm on a Solaris 10 system:

/usr/bin/grep -vf defaultRules rules.txt
/usr/bin/grep: illegal option -- f
Usage: grep -hblcnsviw pattern file . . .

...

i all.

This one sounds so simple, but I can't get it to work. I need to delete lines with certain keywords from a file.

I have a file called defaultRules, with keywords:


IPSEC_AH
IKE_UDP...

Tyler, you made my day!:D The last method without piping or redirection is what I was looking for.

Thanks so much,

Bjoern

Thanks tyler, it works now!

# ./procheck
processName Status Node-1 Status Node-2
----------- ------------------- -------------------
tzMgmt ...

Hi editaguy. I don't think the problem's with sed:


# sed '/ceName:.*/d; s/^[^:]*: //' 3rdline.txt | sed 'N;N;N;s/\n/\\t/g; s/\([^\\t]*\\t\)//3'...

Thanks for your efforts, edidataguy. However, the result is the following:

sed '/ceName:.*/d; s/^[^:]*: //' 3rdline.txt | sed 'N;N;N;s/\n/\t/g; s/\(^[^\t]*\t[^\t]*\t\)[^\t]*\t\([^\t]*\)$/\1\2/'...

Thanks for the reply, but the text you put into [code - /code] is not really code but text.

Regards,

Bjoern

A file contains the following information shown below. Every ceName has 2 consecutive lines that have to be evaluated, using awk, sed, cut (any common unix tools).

Input file:
ceName: Node-1...