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I guess the newlines would be tricky :rolleyes: but the returns should be removable with..

cat infile.txt | sed 's/\r//g' > outfile.txt

Now you have me wondering.... :confused:

You could use sed or the tr command to strip off the characters you don't want. Here is a simple tr example.

This would remove carriage returns:
% cat yourfile.txt | tr -d "\r"

This would...

Do you have control of the process writing these logfiles? If so you could just timestamp the log entries....

Or, you could write a script that will mark the logfile every 5 seconds by adding a...

Well if you can get the user keys working that will make things much easier.

Also, why don't you just use scp instead? Or maybe curl?

Something like this...
#!/bin/sh

scp...

I'm trying to process some files using sed but I'm running into a problem. Let me first show an example- this isn't the actual data I use but it will simplify the problem..

For my example, this is...