How can I extract certain variables from a specific range of lines in sed/awk?
Example: I want to exctract the host and port from .tnsnames.ora
from this section that starts at line 105.
DB_CONNECTION=
(description=
(address=
(protocol=tcp)
(host=127.0.0.1)
(port=1234)
)
(connect_data=
...
Hello,
I'd like to be able to parse date and times out of a log file. Currently they're in the following format:
"02/Jun/2009:14:38:50" but i'd like to separate them in different columns using something available from a linux command line so that the resulting output looks as follows:
"02/Jun/2009" "14:38:50"
could someone please sh...
You can specify a range of lines to operate on. For example, to operate on all lines, (which is of course the default):
sed -e "1,$ s/a/b/"
But I need to operate on all but the last line. You apparently can't use arithmetic expressions:
sed -e "1,$-1 s/a/b/"
(I am using cygwin in this case, if it make a difference)
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I have the line:
MAVEN_OPTS=-XX:MaxPermSize=128m -Xms128m -Xmx768m
and want to convert it to (add quotation marks on field 2->n):
export MAVEN_OPTS="-XX:MaxPermSize=128m -Xms128m -Xmx768m"
...
This question is similar to http://stackoverflow.com/questions/373156/what-is-the-safest-way-to-empty-a-directory-in-nix
I'm writing bash script which defines several path constants and will use them for file and directory manipulation (copying, renaming and deleting). Often it will be necessary to do something like:
rm -rf "/${PATH1}"...
This script uses sed to change all "" to "new stuff". How would one change just the "" after the yyy: using sed or anything else?
cat >sample.txt <<EOF
xxx:
""
yyy:
""
}
EOF
sed --expression='s/""/"new stuff"/' sample.txt
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Hello,
i need to let sed replace some url in alot of file each file has the following
http://www.expample.com/file.php?id=xxxxxxx
where xxxxx consist of random numbers , random depth in each file like
file 1
_h**p://www.expample.com/file.php?id=xx
file 2
_h**p://www.expample.com/file.php?id=xxxxxxxx
etc
thanks in advance
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I'm thinking of using find or grep to collect the files, and maybe sed to make the change, but what to do with the output? Or would it be better to use "argdo" in vim?
Note: this question is asking for command line solutions, not IDE's. Answers and comments suggesting IDE's will be calmly, politely and serenely flagged. :-)
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Hello.
I can't seem to understand regular expression at all. How can I match a character which resides between a START and END string. For Example
#START-EDIT
#ValueA=0
#ValueB=1
#END-EDIT
I want to match any # which is between the #START-EDIT and #END-EDIT.
Specifically I want to use sed to replace the matches # values with not...
Hi,
How do I search and replace whole words using sed?
Doing sed -i 's/[oldtext]/[newtext]/g' will also replace partial matches of [oldtext] which I don't want it to do.
Thanks,
Kenneth
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Hello,
my problem there is alot of pages infacted with iframe each one of them have different url or different id
here is example
<iframe src="http://xxxxxx.xxxx/xxxx.xxx" width=xxx height=xxx style="visibility: hidden"><iframe>
or
<iframe src="http://xxxxxx.xxxx/xxxx.xxx?xxx=xxxx" width=xxx height=xxx style="visibility: hidden">...
I am using webmin and I am trying to change some settings in a file. I am having problems if the person uses any weird characters that might trip up sed or Perl using the following code:
&execute_command("sed -i 's/^$Pref.*\$/$Pref \"$in{$Pref}\"/g' $DIR/pserver.prefs.cache");
Where execute_command is a webmin function to basically ru...
This seems redundant, running perl from a Perl script itself.
my $Pref = "&*())(*&^%$#@!";
system("perl -pi -e 's|^SERVERNAME.*\$|SERVERNAME \"\Q$Pref\E\"|g' pserver.prefs");
What is the actual Perl code that will mimic -pi? I just want something that would work like sed on Perl, just as simple as can be.
Based on Todd Gardner's s...
Hi, I'm really new to Bash, so this could sound silly to most of you.
I'm trying to get a list of some filenames from a text file. Tried to do this with sed and awk, but couldn't get it to work with my limited knowledge.
This is a sample file content:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<!-- Generator: Adobe Illustrator 13.0.1, SVG ...
I am trying to take a line of text like
13) Check for orphaned Path entries
and change it to (I want the bash color codes to colorize the output, not display on the screen)
\033[32m*\033[0m Check for orphaned Path entries
with bash color codes to colorize the asterisk to make it stand out more. I have a sed command that does m...
How can one replace a part of a line with sed?
The line
DBSERVERNAME xxx
should be replaced to:
DBSERVERNAME yyy
The value xxx can vary and there are two tabs between dbservername and the value. This name-value pair is one of many from a configuration file.
I tried with the following backreference:
echo "DBSERVERNAME ...
I have a set of files in a single directory named:
OneThing-x.extension
OneThing-y.extension
OneThing-z.extension
What UNIX command (find, cp, xargs, sed ?) do I use to COPY these into
AnotherThing-x.extension
AnotherThing-y.extension
AnotherThing-z.extension
such that x ->copy-> x, and y ->copy -> y
I have the find .. part of the...
I'm working to replace a large set of TTLs inside some tinydns zonefiles. Regardless of what the TTL is currently set to, I want it to become 900. I'm looking for some sed magic, and I'm almost there it seems.
I have about 50 hostnames to replace the TTL, and the zones are sporadically assigned.
The lines in the zonefiles don't need ...
I define a 'block' of text as all lines between start of file, newline or end of file:
block1
block2
block3
anotherblock4
anotherblock5
anotherblock6
lastblock7
lastblock8
Any text can occupy a block - it is unknown what lines are there.
I tried to write a shell script to insert a new line at the 2nd block, but since sed doesn't lik...
I'm trying to use sed to clean up lines of URLs to extract just the domain..
e.g., from:
http://www.suepearson.co.uk/product/174/71/3816/
I want:
http://www.suepearson.co.uk/
(either with or without the trainling slash, it doesn't matter)
I have tried:
sed 's|\(http:\/\/.*?\/\).*|\1|'
and (escaping the non greedy quantifier)
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