I do this way too often it is kind of embarrassing.Regardless, possibly we can put an end to this once and for all?I just grepped a log file for a mysterious ip that apparently is on every line (it tu
If I have a directory structure like this yyyy/dd/mm/<files> Is there a way to grep for a string in all files in a given time frame using a regex? For example, I have a time frame: 2010/12/25
I\'m开发者_如何学Go trying to simply grep lines in a file. If the line has the word \"status\" in it, I need to parse it out and do things with it inside of my for loop. The problem is that there are
Some weeks ago 2 of my sites have been exploited probably from an ftp bruteforce attack corrupting lots of my websites files.
So I\'m trying to find backticks (`) in files, so I ran: grep -irl \'\\`\' ./* 开发者_运维知识库This seems to return every single file possible...
Is \\bword\\b and \\<word\\> equivalent in GREP and what usage of \\开发者_如何转开发<, \\> ?I think the meaning is the same. But \\b is Perl and \\< > is Unix.
I am storing a number of individually serialized PHP arrays to a file. Each line of the file contains one serialized array. For example:
I have some apt files that have code in them like this: --- some code --- Sometimes there\'s a blank line following the opening ---, or before the closing ---. I want to compress these (get rid o
I know -h suppresses the prefix in grep so I would only get the filename. Is there a way to only get the prefix? I do a find for files and then pass that to grep.
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