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sed 's/\(........\).............../\14444444444444444/' file.txt >fltmp
mv fltmp file.txt

I assume you are connecting through Windows. So during your first login, prompt is of windows which generally displays the passwords in * from.
Once you are logged into UNIX (archlinux), stty...

sed 's/[0-9]{1,}(/(/g' inputfilename


One way! Will search for a string of numbers followed by a '(' and then will replace it with '('.

line=13
sed -n ''$line'p' infile


Note: these are two single quotes followed by a $ and then word line


tmp>wc -l austa1106.002
3079 austa1106.002
tmp>sed -n '13 p' austa1106.002...

awk '{ gsub( / /,"3M8");print }' yourfilename

Try This:


find . -name "*.cer" -exec ksh -c 'echo -n $1" ";keytool -v -list -printcert -file $1' {} {} \; | grep -i "Aug 03"

p.s. Please replace 'ksh' with whatever shell you are using.

Try this

find . -type d -name somedirname -exec ksh -c 'echo -n $1" ";ls -ltr $1|wc -l' {} {} \;


This will serach for all directories from current direcotry and will give count of number...