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CIS
</td>and I tried to sed 's/<td>\/nCIS\/n<\/td>/<td><\/td>' and sed 's/<td>\/rCIS\/r<\/td>/<td><\/td>' , but no joy. This is an html page that I need to clean.

Patches have the following syntax: Patchxxxx.xxx where x is a number. I'm trying to strip the .xxx off of the patch, so I tried this:

sed 's/PATCH[0-9].[0-9]/Patch[0-9]/' patchin.log >...

I've been using this thread:
https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/58675-change-date-dd-mmm-yyyy-mm-dd-yyyy.html
and...

File1 --> into shell file for processing --> file2

I have finished the work on my shell processing script, but I need to call this from a form -->cgi-bin, have the form wait/process bar while...

Now that is truly COOOL. TY

I have a page with a 6<td> structure. I need to strip the 5th and 6th <td></td> from the structure. The data in the 4th <td> varies, I can't get a pattern on it. So, I tried setting up a count of the...

I have a page with a 6<td> structure. I need to strip the 5th and 6th <td></td> from the structure. The data in the 4th <td> varies, so I can't get a pattern on it. So, I tried setting up a count of...

This is a three step process:
a) Upload date ->scrub\prep data,
b) insert into db,
c) return php results page.
I have a question about the best practices for unix to process this.

I have...

Ah, so I can ref the items as columns with this:
$1,$2,$3,$4,$5)

My file is now cleaned, sanitized & prepped:

07/07/2008 21:18:51 Installation 52016 complete *BUT NOTHING CHANGED*
07/21/2008 15:28:15 Removal 52016 complete
07/21/2008 15:34:15 Removal ...

My apologies, I didn't see the preview in there until reviewing the output

but, this worked
sed 's/PATCH[0-9.]*//' infile > outfile

and i was very close, just needed a little tweaking.

Almost, it's cutting out the 'of' and some lines ref a preview mode before the 'of'.

This log file is wacky.

the syntax puts this in the Installation line:
Installation PATCH75682.91 of PATCH75681 complete
Installation PATCH76537.91 of PATCH76537 complete
Installation...

Ugh !
That is so simple. TY

I'm trying to delete everything between ( and ) in a line, ie: ( start xxxx, end xxx ). there is uppercase, lowercase and numbers in the parans. and are of varied length.
I tried this:
sed 's/([a-z...

I'm drawing blank on this. The log file I have is filled with garbage, but the important lines are ##/##/### Installation xxxxxxx
So, I want to sed the line to a new file IF the word installation is...

trying to insert a LF and 2 TABs for this:
sed 's/<td><\/td>/<td>\n\t\t<\/td>/' infile.
but, I'm not getting the syntax for inserting the LF and TABs correct

thank you,

I have a section of a file from Line1 to <table border=1> that is approx. 30 lines.
I need to put the info into a tmp file: tmpHead, and then rm it from the file I'm working on.

The rm would be...

when I cat -v file
I can see the ^ symbol
bxxxxb:*:xxxx0:Bxxxan W. Bxxxxx^?rf:/usr/ids/bxxxxb:/usr/bin/ksh
exxxxxc:*:xxxxx:Cxxx Exxxxxo^[[C [xxxSR x0]:/usr/ids/exxxxxxc:/usr/bin/ksh...

TY, but this is strange. If I vi the file I see the ^ in the user record. If I grep it I don't see the ^.
That was why my grep \^ was falling thru.

I have a pwd file with a number of errors like: ^[ and [[^[
when I grep ^ I get the whole file since it thinks it's new line. Should I \ to escape this?

CT=0
while read LINE
do
# Check to see if the LINE is non-empty, and has a <td> tag in it.
if [[ "$LINE" == *"<td>"* ]]
then
# Increase the TD counter by 1
((CT++))
...

CT=0
while read LINE
do
# Check to see if the LINE is non-empty, and has a <td> tag in it.
if [ -n "$LINE" -a `echo $LINE |grep "<td>"` != "" ]
then
# Increase the TD counter...

Ok, guess my php is showing :D