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Thank you very much, i really do appreciate your answer.
Gave me quite an insight about sh signals for now:O
Ty again

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It works :), thank you very much.
The thing is that i do not know why it does. Just because you changed the order of the commands executed? I do not get why it works now and why it didnt in the...

Hello,

What I want to accomplish is this:
I have made a very simple script that runs 2 commands, polipo proxy and tor. The script runs successfully and the output of tor is visible to the screen....

Thank you for your reply scrutinizer.
I think this command works for every entry that is commented in my /etc/apt/sources.list file. But i can manage it to work by using grep to change only the...

I guess i was totally misunderstood. I am sorry for my english usage...
What i am asking is this:

Could anyone share a sed command that removes the # character from the beginning of a line that i...

I want to become an expert @ using sed, but i do not have enough time...

Atm I have a repository in my apt/sources.list but it is commented out since i do not want to install packages from it...

great =]
thanks mate.

again, at your output the last line is 22:41
This should not be there since we want to grep the lines in the time range
between 22:42 to 24:00.

And, yes, i am searching a log file:), but this...

What u suggested is not working:(
I created a sample file to test it, the file contains:
23:01
23:02 /3389
/139
23:15
23:16:57347375sdfgsd
23:12
23:41 /445
23:59
23:60 /21
22:59
22:01...

I have a really huge file.
The lines contain, among other things, time sequences, strings like 22:42:54, 23:10:11, etc.
What i want to do is to grep the lines in the time RANGE between 22:42 to...