Shell Programming and Scripting

This is quite long a line with many a pipe (and it's not consistent from post to post...). If I read it correctly, you want to select lines meeting some criteria ("Originating *2013*" , some other) and then unselect based on a bunch of different strings. How about using one single awk command for selecting/dismissing lines AND substituting the ip addresses finally?

BTW - you are missing a dot in your sed command causing it to spit out that error msg.

Which you would do, incidentally, like:

Code:

awk '/Originating/ && !(
        /RECALC/ ||
        /TRANSIT/ ||
        /Not Reachable/ ||
        ... ||
        ... ||
        /Unclear/
        ) {
                gsub(/10\.0\.108\.11/, "10.211.34.67");
                gsub(/10\.0\.108\.20/, "10.223.34.65");
                print
           }' *2013*