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44296859_c0 | 44296859 | bash | 0 | Title: Remove characters with sed
Problem title: Remove characters with sed
Tags: bash, sed
Problem: Remove characters with sed
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32395270_c0 | 32395270 | bash | 0 | Title: sort last login time
Problem title: sort last login time
Tags: sorting, bash, linux
Problem: sort last login time
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14699381_c0 | 14699381 | bash | 0 | Title: shell get substring using awk
Problem title: shell get substring using awk
Tags: bash, shell
Problem: shell get substring using awk
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35386232_c0 | 35386232 | bash | 0 | Title: Validate IP range with bash
Problem title: Validate IP range with bash
Tags: bash, grep, sed
Problem: Validate IP range with bash
Code signals: Validate | Validate IP range with bash Validate IP range with bash bash grep sed Validate Validate IP range with bash I need to validate IP ranges in a file and correct them. File has these bad ranges: The problem is that ending address cannot come before starting address and it should be corrected to: My file has a lot of these ... | [
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74052174_c0 | 74052174 | bash | 0 | Title: cron tab alert disk
Problem title: cron tab alert disk
Tags: cron, bash
Problem: cron tab alert disk
Code signals: Filesystem, Disk, warning-disk.sh, tes3 | cron tab alert disk cron tab alert disk cron bash Filesystem Disk warning-disk.sh tes3 cron tab alert disk i have bash script for alert disk and i want to make zip file every 5 minutes. but when i wait after 5 nothing show up. can you help this is my crontab many thanks | [
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21170084_c0 | 21170084 | bash | 0 | Title: Join command not working
Problem title: Join command not working
Tags: bash, join
Problem: Join command not working
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28480261_c0 | 28480261 | bash | 0 | Title: Extract IPs before string
Problem title: Extract IPs before string
Tags: bash, cut, awk, linux
Problem: Extract IPs before string
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34876693_c0 | 34876693 | bash | 0 | Title: A confusion about ls, dir and tee
Problem title: A confusion about ls, dir and tee
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14583336_c0 | 14583336 | bash | 0 | Title: custom sorting for find command output
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24494075_c0 | 24494075 | bash | 0 | Title: Error in sed command
Problem title: Error in sed command
Tags: bash, unix, awk, sed
Problem: Error in sed command
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50562054_c0 | 50562054 | bash | 0 | Title: How can I increment this codes?
Problem title: How can I increment this codes?
Tags: bash
Problem: How can I increment this codes?
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34886256_c0 | 34886256 | bash | 0 | Title: For While Do Loop bash
Problem title: For While Do Loop bash
Tags: loops, bash
Problem: For While Do Loop bash
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14784442_c0 | 14784442 | bash | 0 | Title: linux sort doesn't work for me
Problem title: linux sort doesn't work for me
Tags: bash, sorting, unix, sh, shell
Problem: linux sort doesn't work for me | linux sort doesn't work for me linux sort doesn't work for me bash sorting unix sh shell linux sort doesn't work for me I have a sort command like the following, And a snippet of result is like I want to sort the second column of the table, but the result shows it doesn't work as I expected. Could anyone tell... | [
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32868621_c0 | 32868621 | bash | 0 | Title: Edit field with date in .csv
Problem title: Edit field with date in .csv
Tags: linux, bash, awk
Problem: Edit field with date in .csv
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29697786_c0 | 29697786 | bash | 0 | Title: Bash column dependant average
Problem title: Bash column dependant average
Tags: average, awk, bash, linux
Problem: Bash column dependant average
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23962909_c0 | 23962909 | bash | 0 | Title: How to set variable in `case`?
Problem title: How to set variable in `case`?
Tags: shell, bash
Problem: How to set variable in `case`?
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63723693_c0 | 63723693 | bash | 0 | Title: Escaping slashes in sed
Problem title: Escaping slashes in sed
Tags: sed, ubuntu, bash
Problem: Escaping slashes in sed
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828824_c0 | 828824 | bash | 0 | Title: String interpolation in Bash
Problem title: String interpolation in Bash
Tags: string, bash
Problem: String interpolation in Bash
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24938749_c0 | 24938749 | bash | 0 | Title: Removing the duplicates bash
Problem title: Removing the duplicates bash
Tags: shell, awk, bash
Problem: Removing the duplicates bash
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44457672_c0 | 44457672 | bash | 0 | Title: Python Django Syntax error
Problem title: Python Django Syntax error
Tags: django, bash, python, shell
Problem: Python Django Syntax error
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26748562_c0 | 26748562 | bash | 0 | Title: [0]-bash: [: 0*1%8: integer expression expected
Problem title: [0]-bash: [: 0*1%8: integer expression expected
Tags: bash
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12113612_c0 | 12113612 | bash | 0 | Title: Floating point rounding in shell
Problem title: Floating point rounding in shell
Tags: bash, floating-point, linux
Problem: Floating point rounding in shell
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30702962_c0 | 30702962 | bash | 0 | Title: Using cut and grep commands in unix
Problem title: Using cut and grep commands in unix
Tags: bash, cut, grep, unix
Problem: Using cut and grep commands in unix
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39528273_c0 | 39528273 | bash | 0 | Title: Split a comma separated strings in Bash
Problem title: Split a comma separated strings in Bash
Tags: bash
Problem: Split a comma separated strings in Bash
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16290507_c0 | 16290507 | bash | 0 | Title: bash script using multiple arguments
Problem title: bash script using multiple arguments
Tags: bash, unix, linux
Problem: bash script using multiple arguments
Code signals: multiple | bash script using multiple arguments bash script using multiple arguments bash unix linux multiple bash script using multiple arguments I am writing a Bash Script that accepts command line arguments, but not only one at a time, but all of them at a time, using case statements. Here is my code so far This code only acce... | [
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32387358_c0 | 32387358 | bash | 0 | Title: Octave advanced textread usage, bash
Problem title: Octave advanced textread usage, bash
Tags: octave, linux, bash
Problem: Octave advanced textread usage, bash
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28013830_c0 | 28013830 | bash | 0 | Title: Addition if identical value over line
Problem title: Addition if identical value over line
Tags: bash, awk, grep
Problem: Addition if identical value over line
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65358398_c0 | 65358398 | bash | 0 | Title: Unable to get value from file
Problem title: Unable to get value from file
Tags: bash
Problem: Unable to get value from file
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37442645_c0 | 37442645 | bash | 0 | Title: How to redirect redirect error
Problem title: How to redirect redirect error
Tags: bash, io-redirection
Problem: How to redirect redirect error
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25552130_c0 | 25552130 | bash | 0 | Title: Bash data processing on certain column
Problem title: Bash data processing on certain column
Tags: sed, bash, awk
Problem: Bash data processing on certain column
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26411966_c0 | 26411966 | bash | 0 | Title: sed Unrecognized command
Problem title: sed Unrecognized command
Tags: sed, regex, bash, awk
Problem: sed Unrecognized command
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50394137_c0 | 50394137 | bash | 0 | Title: How to loop over column in awk?
Problem title: How to loop over column in awk?
Tags: linux, bash, awk
Problem: How to loop over column in awk?
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47712127_c0 | 47712127 | bash | 0 | Title: Bash script part data in row with regex
Problem title: Bash script part data in row with regex
Tags: bash, grep, shell
Problem: Bash script part data in row with regex
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1010748_c0 | 1010748 | bash | 0 | Title: how to scp across servers using bash?
Problem title: how to scp across servers using bash?
Tags: scp, bash
Problem: how to scp across servers using bash? Is it doable?
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32937868_c0 | 32937868 | bash | 0 | Title: append to .txt file with specific pattern
Problem title: append to .txt file with specific pattern
Tags: grep, parsing, bash, perl, awk
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18793279_c0 | 18793279 | bash | 0 | Title: RSS Date in Bash to epoch
Problem title: RSS Date in Bash to epoch
Tags: type-conversion, time, macos, bash
Problem: RSS Date in Bash to epoch
Code signals: RSS, Date, Bash, Fri, Sep, GMT | RSS Date in Bash to epoch RSS Date in Bash to epoch type-conversion time macos bash RSS Date Bash Fri Sep GMT RSS Date in Bash to epoch Looking for a bash line to take a RSS date format such as "Fri, 13 Sep 2013 17:16:45 GMT" and convert it into milliseconds? I've tried things as below they they do not produce in milli... | [
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22375771_c0 | 22375771 | bash | 0 | Title: Bash sed convert string to int or float
Problem title: Bash sed convert string to int or float
Tags: bash, awk, sed
Problem: Bash sed convert string to int or float
Code signals: Bash, What | Bash sed convert string to int or float Bash sed convert string to int or float bash awk sed Bash What Bash sed convert string to int or float I have a string that I have to convert into int or float depending or the case : How can I do it using sed ? Thanks, Steve | [
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49834730_c0 | 49834730 | bash | 0 | Title: Bash: sort rows within a file by timestamp
Problem title: Bash: sort rows within a file by timestamp
Tags: bash
Problem: Bash: sort rows within a file by timestamp
Code signals: Bash, ABC, OFS | Bash: sort rows within a file by timestamp Bash: sort rows within a file by timestamp bash Bash ABC OFS Bash: sort rows within a file by timestamp I am new to bash scripting and I have written a script to match regex and output lines to print to a file. However, each line contains multiple columns, one of which is the ... | [
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39221453_c1 | 39221453 | bash | 1 | 3, jhu-usc.edu_.450.1.lvl-3.TA-LK-A4NY-01A-11D-A34E-05.txt:05556808, jhu-usc.edu_.450.1.lvl-3.TA-LK-A4NY-01A-11D-A34E-05.txt:08883127, jhu-usc.edu_.450.1.lvl-3.TA-LK-A4NY-01A-11D-A34E-05.txt:10537079 | E-05.txt:05556808 jhu-usc.edu_.450.1.lvl-3.TA-LK-A4NY-01A-11D-A34E-05.txt:08883127 jhu-usc.edu_.450.1.lvl-3.TA-LK-A4NY-01A-11D-A34E-05.txt:10537079 linux cut out the reg expression pattern by sed I have a text file and I want to remove the strings before the colon. txt file: Desired output: I tried sed 's/\.[^:]*$//' f... | [
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26911984_c0 | 26911984 | bash | 0 | Title: Make or use delimiter to separate results
Problem title: Make or use delimiter to separate results
Tags: sed, bash, awk, tr
Problem: Make or use delimiter to separate results
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12262360_c0 | 12262360 | bash | 0 | Title: linux shell sed command
Problem title: linux shell sed command
Tags: linux, shell, bash, command
Problem: linux shell sed command
Code signals: sedFile.txt, CONNECTION, user:user, SSMS, SUBSCRIBE | linux shell sed command linux shell sed command linux shell bash command sedFile.txt CONNECTION user:user SSMS SUBSCRIBE linux shell sed command I have file sedFile.txt which has string in format CONNECTION='mysql://user:user@10.79.19.2:3308/SSMS/SUBSCRIBE'; I created one script which has following lines: Even though t... | [
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7824711_c0 | 7824711 | bash | 0 | Title: Shell : store command in var for later use
Problem title: Shell : store command in var for later use
Tags: shell, bash
Problem: Shell : store command in var for later use
Code signals: Shell, CMD | Shell : store command in var for later use Shell : store command in var for later use shell bash Shell CMD Shell : store command in var for later use For example: And when using the command: Not functional with: And I need the parameter " /tmp/spaced dir " to be in a variable... Of course, the directory " /tmp/spaced d... | [
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70666584_c0 | 70666584 | bash | 0 | Title: how to convert txt to json?
Problem title: how to convert txt to json?
Tags: linux, jq, json, bash
Problem: how to convert txt to json?
Code signals: input.txt, cpu20, cpu-46, CPU21, CPU22, CPU23 | how to convert txt to json? how to convert txt to json? linux jq json bash input.txt cpu20 cpu-46 CPU21 CPU22 CPU23 how to convert txt to json? i try use jq convert was successful, but I didn't get the results I wanted. I tried to get the results I wanted, but it's hard. original txt file.. There are IP addresses and v... | [
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15953710_c0 | 15953710 | bash | 0 | Title: mysqldump | gzip - $? is always set to 0
Problem title: mysqldump | gzip - $? is always set to 0
Tags: bash
Problem: mysqldump | gzip - $? is always set to 0
Code signals: Got, Unknown, database.gz | mysqldump | gzip - $? is always set to 0 mysqldump | gzip - $? is always set to 0 bash Got Unknown database.gz mysqldump | gzip - $? is always set to 0 I am dumping databases in a loop, if I try and dump a database that doesn't exist I get the stderr mysqldump: Got error: 1049: Unknown database 'yes' when selecting the... | [
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23646825_c0 | 23646825 | bash | 0 | Title: Multiple variables in a CASE statement
Problem title: Multiple variables in a CASE statement
Tags: bash, unix
Problem: Multiple variables in a CASE statement
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50827279_c0 | 50827279 | bash | 0 | Title: Bash: delete most files in directory
Problem title: Bash: delete most files in directory
Tags: regex, rm, bash, filenames, directory
Problem: Bash: delete most files in directory
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48675227_c0 | 48675227 | bash | 0 | Title: How to use bash file in centos crontab
Problem title: How to use bash file in centos crontab
Tags: php, cron, centos, bash
Problem: How to use bash file in centos crontab
Code signals: How, page.php | How to use bash file in centos crontab How to use bash file in centos crontab php cron centos bash How page.php How to use bash file in centos crontab i want to run 50 php page from crontab every minute what is the best way insert every one in crontab or use bash to load all from one corn this is example what i need so... | [
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13198662_c0 | 13198662 | bash | 0 | Title: grep initial space
Problem title: grep initial space
Tags: bash, grep, linux
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16705362_c0 | 16705362 | bash | 0 | Title: sum of column in text file using shell script
Problem title: sum of column in text file using shell script
Tags: bash, shell
Problem: sum of column in text file using shell script
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16804542_c0 | 16804542 | bash | 0 | Title: How do I get lines with a range of number?
Problem title: How do I get lines with a range of number?
Tags: filter, bash, awk, sed
Problem: How do I get lines with a range of number?
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44417323_c0 | 44417323 | bash | 0 | Title: Basic bash script issue
Problem title: Basic bash script issue
Tags: bash
Problem: Basic bash script issue
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51616832_c0 | 51616832 | bash | 0 | Title: How to split iterations to new lines in jq
Problem title: How to split iterations to new lines in jq
Tags: json, jq, bash
Problem: How to split iterations to new lines in jq
Code signals: How, ACTIVE | How to split iterations to new lines in jq How to split iterations to new lines in jq json jq bash How ACTIVE How to split iterations to new lines in jq [NOTE: The question has been clarified in accordance with the comments, some of which might therefore be outdated.] I'm using jq to parse the following JSON: To displa... | [
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55337087_c0 | 55337087 | bash | 0 | Title: split column and calculate mean for each block
Problem title: split column and calculate mean for each block
Tags: bash
Problem: split column and calculate mean for each block
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69216972_c0 | 69216972 | bash | 0 | Title: Sort groups of 12 lines based on one value
Problem title: Sort groups of 12 lines based on one value
Tags: scripting, bash
Problem: Sort groups of 12 lines based on one value
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48943990_c0 | 48943990 | bash | 0 | Title: search and replace string with patterns
Problem title: search and replace string with patterns
Tags: bash, sed, awk
Problem: search and replace string with patterns
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33027702_c0 | 33027702 | bash | 0 | Title: AWK keep header of input file in output
Problem title: AWK keep header of input file in output
Tags: awk, bash
Problem: AWK keep header of input file in output
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53452832_c0 | 53452832 | bash | 0 | Title: How to call awk to process /var/log/wtmp?
Problem title: How to call awk to process /var/log/wtmp?
Tags: bash, awk
Problem: How to call awk to process /var/log/wtmp?
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73426333_c0 | 73426333 | bash | 0 | Title: Bash script with regex and capturing group
Problem title: Bash script with regex and capturing group
Tags: bash, regex
Problem: Bash script with regex and capturing group
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29550885_c1 | 29550885 | bash | 1 | 6-A59D-774AD28D119C gollum,8AE6C365-E38F-49E2-998C-F4742CC9980C
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52534313_c0 | 52534313 | bash | 0 | Title: sort in bash problem with multiple columns
Problem title: sort in bash problem with multiple columns
Tags: bash, sorting
Problem: sort in bash problem with multiple columns
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25973140_c0 | 25973140 | bash | 0 | Title: Joining every group of N lines into one with bash
Problem title: Joining every group of N lines into one with bash
Tags: bash
Problem: Joining every group of N lines into one with bash
Code signals: Joining | Joining every group of N lines into one with bash Joining every group of N lines into one with bash bash Joining Joining every group of N lines into one with bash I would like to join every group of N lines in the output of another command using bash. Are there any standard linux commands i can use to achieve this? Exa... | [
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26929684_c0 | 26929684 | bash | 0 | Title: Delayed variable expansion in bash
Problem title: Delayed variable expansion in bash
Tags: bash, echo, expansion, sed
Problem: Delayed variable expansion in bash
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58811761_c0 | 58811761 | bash | 0 | Title: Remove repeating header rows CSV in BASH
Problem title: Remove repeating header rows CSV in BASH
Tags: bash
Problem: Remove repeating header rows CSV in BASH
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37149832_c0 | 37149832 | bash | 0 | Title: Average tcpdump on each k sec/ms/
Problem title: Average tcpdump on each k sec/ms/
Tags: linux, shell, tcpdump, bash, awk
Problem: Average tcpdump on each k sec/ms/
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21623188_c0 | 21623188 | bash | 0 | Title: Making a header of a 1 column file using bash
Problem title: Making a header of a 1 column file using bash
Tags: header, bash
Problem: Making a header of a 1 column file using bash
Code signals: bash, Making | Making a header of a 1 column file using bash Making a header of a 1 column file using bash header bash bash Making Making a header of a 1 column file using bash I have a lot of text files that look like this: I need to put a header on each one of them consisting of three different things: A number, representing the to... | [
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67474670_c0 | 67474670 | bash | 0 | Title: syntax error near unexpected token near `('
Problem title: syntax error near unexpected token near `('
Tags: bash
Problem: syntax error near unexpected token near `('
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20273545_c0 | 20273545 | bash | 0 | Title: grep awk ignore character
Problem title: grep awk ignore character
Tags: bash, grep, linux, awk
Problem: grep awk ignore character
Code signals: dhclient-eth0.leases, eth0, centos-64-x86-64, cs2cloud.internal | grep awk ignore character grep awk ignore character bash grep linux awk dhclient-eth0.leases eth0 centos-64-x86-64 cs2cloud.internal grep awk ignore character I'm trying to grep the value of "option dhcp-server-identifier" which is 192.168.75.1; I'm not sure how to ignore the semicolon " ; " at the end of IP address. I... | [
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24026805_c0 | 24026805 | bash | 0 | Title: SED excessive values from a text file
Problem title: SED excessive values from a text file
Tags: sed, unix, bash
Problem: SED excessive values from a text file
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52841707_c0 | 52841707 | bash | 0 | Title: awk regex while loop
Problem title: awk regex while loop
Tags: awk, bash
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63954278_c0 | 63954278 | bash | 0 | Title: jq pass argument as a key to new field
Problem title: jq pass argument as a key to new field
Tags: bash, key, jq, json
Problem: jq pass argument as a key to new field
Code signals: k:$v, Unix, May, static_key | jq pass argument as a key to new field jq pass argument as a key to new field bash key jq json k:$v Unix May static_key jq pass argument as a key to new field I'm trying to add new field in a json file using jq: But it results in: When I remove key variable like below it works fine: Any idea how to use key name from jq... | [
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29404488_c0 | 29404488 | bash | 0 | Title: Line/string manipulation
Problem title: Line/string manipulation
Tags: awk, bash, perl, regex, sed
Problem: Line/string manipulation
Code signals: Line, Statistics, Interval, Col, Frames, Bytes, Time, Seconds | Line/string manipulation Line/string manipulation awk bash perl regex sed Line Statistics Interval Col Frames Bytes Time Seconds Line/string manipulation I have been tremendously helped/taught by the community here many times when it comes to regex/perl/string manipulation. Here's the text: What I want: Any help? Thank... | [
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29707776_c0 | 29707776 | bash | 0 | Title: BASH replace two variables in order with loop
Problem title: BASH replace two variables in order with loop
Tags: for-loop, loops, bash
Problem: BASH replace two variables in order with loop
Code signals: BASH | BASH replace two variables in order with loop BASH replace two variables in order with loop for-loop loops bash BASH BASH replace two variables in order with loop I have two files with this structure: File1.txt: File2.txt: I want to replace File1.txt numbers with File2.txt in order, so it would look like this: And I ha... | [
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33453627_c0 | 33453627 | bash | 0 | Title: I am getting an syntax error when using expr
Problem title: I am getting an syntax error when using expr
Tags: bash, expr
Problem: I am getting an syntax error when using expr
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58283683_c0 | 58283683 | bash | 0 | Title: Read a config file into 2D array
Problem title: Read a config file into 2D array
Tags: bash
Problem: Read a config file into 2D array
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75101046_c0 | 75101046 | bash | 0 | Title: use txt ids to build string
Problem title: use txt ids to build string
Tags: shell, bash
Problem: use txt ids to build string
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29841648_c0 | 29841648 | bash | 0 | Title: Sed to replace directory path with condition
Problem title: Sed to replace directory path with condition
Tags: bash, unix, shell, sed
Problem: Sed to replace directory path with condition
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32325066_c5 | 32325066 | bash | 5 | 50826.OZRNBDELTA.zip, NVONB.INTERNET.20150826.OZRNB.zip, NVONB.INTERNET.20150826.SFRNB.zip, NVONB.INTERNET.20150826.UGRNB.zip, NVONB.INTERNET.20150826.URNB.zip, NVONB.PKID.20150819.AEND.zip, NVONB.PKID.20150819.KONS.zip | 50826.OZRNBDELTA.zip, NVONB.INTERNET.20150826.OZRNB.zip, NVONB.INTERNET.20150826.SFRNB.zip, NVONB.INTERNET.20150826.UGRNB.zip, NVONB.INTERNET.20150826.URNB.zip, NVONB.PKID.20150819.AEND.zip, NVONB.PKID.20150819.KONS.zip | [
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29147871_c0 | 29147871 | bash | 0 | Title: Linux sort folders by numerical value
Problem title: Linux sort folders by numerical value
Tags: sorting, numeric, linux, grep, bash
Problem: Linux sort folders by numerical value
Code signals: Linux, Error, Still | Linux sort folders by numerical value Linux sort folders by numerical value sorting numeric linux grep bash Linux Error Still Linux sort folders by numerical value We have a data set from As we can see here the folder 1.10.0 is misplaced since it is larger than 1.9.0 We tried to pipe it through sort -g , sort -n and so... | [
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75961046_c1 | 75961046 | bash | 1 | , SRR9200814ReadsPerGene.out.tab, N_unmapped, N_multimapping, N_noFeature, N_ambiguous, ENSG00000160072, ENSG00000279928, ENSG00000228037, ENSG00000142611, ENSG00000284616, ENSG00000157911, SRR9200815ReadsPerGene.out.tab | , SRR9200814ReadsPerGene.out.tab, N_unmapped, N_multimapping, N_noFeature, N_ambiguous, ENSG00000160072, ENSG00000279928, ENSG00000228037, ENSG00000142611, ENSG00000284616, ENSG00000157911, SRR9200815ReadsPerGene.out.tab | [
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68433404_c3 | 68433404 | bash | 3 | GEMKSFGD, file.txt, Gene, Strain-01, Strain-02, Strain-03, ID_01, DIBHEKPI_01648, LLMDBGDK_00598, ID_02, group_1001, DIBHEKPI_01635, LLMDBGDK_00611, ID_03, group_1002, DIBHEKPI_01628, LLMDBGDK_00616, Strain-01_edited.faa | GEMKSFGD, file.txt, Gene, Strain-01, Strain-02, Strain-03, ID_01, DIBHEKPI_01648, LLMDBGDK_00598, ID_02, group_1001, DIBHEKPI_01635, LLMDBGDK_00611, ID_03, group_1002, DIBHEKPI_01628, LLMDBGDK_00616, Strain-01_edited.faa | [
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42159354_c0 | 42159354 | bash | 0 | Title: sed/awk/grep print next line
Problem title: sed/awk/grep print next line
Tags: sed, bash, shell, awk
Problem: sed/awk/grep print next line
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45406667_c0 | 45406667 | bash | 0 | Title: How can execute a .sh file in cron?
Problem title: How can execute a .sh file in cron?
Tags: scrapy, cron, bash
Problem: How can execute a .sh file in cron?
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49010380_c0 | 49010380 | bash | 0 | Title: Matching groups in bash regex
Problem title: Matching groups in bash regex
Tags: bash, regex
Problem: Matching groups in bash regex
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60547017_c0 | 60547017 | bash | 0 | Title: conditionally merge files by appending in bash
Problem title: conditionally merge files by appending in bash
Tags: bash, file, linux
Problem: conditionally merge files by appending in bash
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64174041_c0 | 64174041 | bash | 0 | Title: bash treatment of multiple-column file
Problem title: bash treatment of multiple-column file
Tags: bash, multiple-columns
Problem: bash treatment of multiple-column file
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3492691_c0 | 3492691 | bash | 0 | Title: substring by char range
Problem title: substring by char range
Tags: bash
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25508691_c0 | 25508691 | bash | 0 | Title: summing up the values in last column using awk
Problem title: summing up the values in last column using awk
Tags: bash, awk, shell
Problem: summing up the values in last column using awk
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44038579_c0 | 44038579 | bash | 0 | Title: Format and replace timestamp column using awk
Problem title: Format and replace timestamp column using awk
Tags: shell, bash, awk, unix
Problem: Format and replace timestamp column using awk
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61716710_c0 | 61716710 | bash | 0 | Title: Bash for loops skips elements in associative arrays
Problem title: Bash for loops skips elements in associative arrays
Tags: bash, linux
Problem: Bash for loops skips elements in associative arrays
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36297846_c0 | 36297846 | bash | 0 | Title: Get RHEL version from uname -r | sed
Problem title: Get RHEL version from uname -r | sed
Tags: bash, sed, regex, awk
Problem: Get RHEL version from uname -r | sed
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33278583_c1 | 33278583 | bash | 1 | 07004+68750+023550FM-12+038299999V0203301N00671220001CN9999999N9+,00001,+99999999999 004301199099999,1950,051512004+68750+023550FM-12+038299999V0203201N00671220001CN9999999N9+,00221,+99999999999
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23285130_c0 | 23285130 | bash | 0 | Title: how to apply command to nth column?
Problem title: how to apply command to nth column?
Tags: bash, linux, awk
Problem: how to apply command to nth column?
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57780262_c0 | 57780262 | bash | 0 | Title: Print data of a file
Problem title: Print data of a file
Tags: awk, grep, jq, bash, shell
Problem: Print data of a file
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