I have the following file: $cat somefile Line1 T:10 Hello Var1 = value1 Var2 = value2 Line2 T:2 Where VarX1 = ValueX1
Can any one advise how to search on linux for some data between a tilde character. I ne开发者_StackOverflowed to get IP data however its been formed like the below.
I have a line of text which looks like this: /src/my_module_my_branch/my_module Example: /src/goodcode_dev/goodcode
I\'m trying to find a \'-\' character in a line, but this character is used for specifying a range. Can I get an example of a sed pattern that will contain the \'-\' character?
I\'ll get mallwared site hosted on linux hosting. All php files now start from lines: <?php $md5 = \"ad05c6aaf5c532ec96ad32a608566374\";
The following command is correctly returning all the lines with warnings more than 0 from all files. grep -i warning * | grep -v \'Warnings: 0\' | more
In BASH I thought to use sed, but can\'t figure how to extract pattern instead usual replace. For example:
I have a big file and the lines patte开发者_JAVA百科rn is given below: MDQ[11:15],IO,MDQ[10:14],,,,MDQ[12:16],TPR_AAWD[11:15]
I am trying to set an IP in a file with sed.I am running this command sed -i \'s:$dbserver=\'\':$dbserver=\'10.0.0.2\':\' t.conf
I was wondering if you could help me with a replacement script im trying here... I\'ve got something like this:
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