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Remove grep’s line number output in Redhat 5.9

By JamesPosted on January 28, 2023

Problem : I havent used RH 5.9 until now. I started with 6 but we have some 5.9 servers. The […]

How to use ack to search for file name

By JamesPosted on January 28, 2023

Problem : I have started using ack which is much faster than grep. However using ack I want to search […]

How to find files that contain a string in its content OR the path?

By JamesPosted on January 27, 2023

Problem : Find and grep does not work afaik because I need to create a list of files that satisfy […]

Is there a better way to do this command to find strings in a file excluding special characters?

By JamesPosted on January 24, 2023

Problem : Is there a better way to do this command to find strings in a file excluding special characters? […]

Search for files with more than one term (grep, awk?)

By JamesPosted on January 21, 2023

Problem : I am using a command like this to find files with the word ‘term’ in them: grep -l […]

Linux output line numbers where string match appears

By JamesPosted on January 20, 2023

Problem : what I’m looking to do is boost the command I already have to return line numbers of where […]

Trying to exclude a specific directory from a grep command

By JamesPosted on January 20, 2023

Problem : I’ve got a directory that contains hundreds of sub-directories that all have dates as their names, and inside […]

grep and search and replace in linux accepting parameters with /

By JamesPosted on January 19, 2023

Problem : I’m trying to find and replace the contents of a file using grep and sed. grep “#!/bin/bash” ./ […]

How to use grep to search for multiple options

By JamesPosted on January 18, 2023

Problem : How can I use grep to search for line with either ‘res’ or ‘rep’? i try “grep -e […]

fit grep syntax from linux to solaris

By JamesPosted on January 6, 2023

Problem : The following command grep -w ‘^[^#]* machine_VIP’ /etc/hosts | head -1 | awk ‘{print $1}’ works fine on […]

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