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uniq -d is meant for displaying duplicate lines....

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#!/bin/bash
echo -e "\t\tDATE\tDIR1\tDIR2\tDIR3\tDIR4\n"
for date in `awk -F, '{ print $1 }' file | sort | uniq`
do
printf "%20s" $date
for dir in `awk -F, '{ print $2 }' file | sort | uniq...

Try this out...!!

find Music/ -name "*" -exec sh -c 'if `test ` grep “FROM=TESTFILE.DATA;TO=” $1>>/dev/null`` ; then mv -v "$1" DIR ; else echo "$1 doesn't match pattern";' sh '{}' \;

sed 's/;/\n/g' foo | sed -e 'x;G;s/[0-9]*\n//;h' | sed '/^$/d'

grep error your_file | cut -d'"' -f4.....
try this

sed 's^:/.*$^ your_value ^g' s
try this .....!!

it can also be script as...>>

awk -F'["/]' '{print $1$4}' r

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also be scripted as---->>

awk...

cat log | cut -d/ -f1,3 | tr -d \"/

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