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How to get either a substring or a text value using awk and if?

I can't figure out how to write a simple ping log. I only need either the ms value or the words "no connection". I have myping=$(ping -c 1 10.0.10.1). I only need the value between "...
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Need to make multiple multiline replacements in file

I have a file with multiple "paragraphs" like this: <type>TRANS</type> <attributes/> <specification_method>rep_name</specification_method> <trans_object_id/&...
Todd Porter's user avatar
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How to catch all lines of a repeating pattern and do some actions with the subresults

I am looking for a possibility to catch in a repeating text pattern all variable amount of lines between them and then do an action with it in bash. Example text: Total: text1 text2 Total: text3 Total:...
André Letterer's user avatar
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Why does awk concatenate strings from different lines

Good day. I'm trying to run a ping6 on IPv6 addresses pulled from /etc/resolv.conf.dnsph. It seems though, as if awk is stringing the IPv6 addresses onto one line. $ grep ^nameserver /etc/resolv.conf....
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How can I select only successful values from leakcheck output?

I have these results that came from leakcheck. How do I properly exclude "false" results and still include the email using bash [email protected] {"success":false,"error":&...
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grep from a specific value to specific value

For example, I have a file with data: [2023-03-21 12:27:19 +0000] some_data [2023-03-21 12:27:19 +0000] some_data [2023-03-22 12:27:19 +0000] some_data [2023-03-23 12:27:19 +0000] some_data [2023-03-...
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Searching in a CSV for multiple values and get the associated values from it

I have a file.csv "ItemNo","Name","Weight" "a001","Item a","1.1" "a002","Item x","1.2" "a003","...
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How to match end of last string in file which does not end with punctuation

I'm trying to search a directory for files which do not end in a period. I'm trying to list the file name with the final ascii character which is not followed by period/ punctuation. I've looked all ...
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1 answer
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grep/awk/sed lines from match until text

I would like to get the following output from lscpu: (number of cores) x (cpu model name) @ (max mhz) I already figured out the attribute I need: Model name: Core(s) per socket CPU max MHz But on ...
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Grep line containing a word OR has length in a specific range?

1598427@931 PDD 220624P00051000 ohlc=0,0,0,0 vol=0 oi=424 nbbo=69@2316/113@532 nbbo2=69@145/113@95 PDD 220617C00051000 ohlc=0,0,0,0 vol=0 oi=434 nbbo=530@1921/710@1496 nbbo2=530@31/710@115 PDD ...
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Finding the line number of first occurrence of a text in bash script

I need to find out what is the line number of first occurrence of a given search string that should be in the start of a line in a text file and store it in a variable in my bash script. For example I ...
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Extract field and number of occurrences per line

I have this file: John Green', 'Age: 32', 'State: New York', 'Total cars: 2', 'Manufacter: General Motor', 'Model: Pontiac', 'Year: 2000', 'Manufacter: Ford Motor', 'Model: Endeavour', 'Year: 2010 ...
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How to programmatically maintain umask in /etc/profile and /etc/bashrc

I am looking for a way to programmatically maintain a consistent umask in the files /etc/profile and /etc/bashrc. They have an entry such as follows: if [ $UID -gt 199 ] && [ "`/usr/bin/...
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How can I use grep, sed, awk, or other Linux tool to search each line of a file for the sequence “\t$month\t$day\n”?

How can I use grep, sed, awk, or other Linux tool or bash script to search each line of a file for the sequence “\t$month\t$day\n”, where… \t = tab \n = new line $month = Sep #$month is a ...
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How to match two patterns using OR?

I need to use grep and awk in order to match two types of patterns but I cannot figure out the syntax. My file has values such as: sample1,gicode1,123,4541,221,3661,Sodalis sp.1 sample2,gicode1,123,...
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