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BASH Scripting
Hi johnherman, Unfornualty thats not what im looking for, so I want to echo "line" to a specific line, e.g. line 2. Thank you- spbr2
- Post #9
- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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BASH Scripting
Hi SamBones Another Question with the below: #!/bin/bash LINE=3 ( head -1 file2.log head -${LINE} file1.log | tail -1 echo "line" >> -${LINE} file2.log tail --lines=+2 file2.log ) > file2.new mv file2.log file2.old mv file2.new file2.log If I wanted to echo a line next to the word...- spbr2
- Post #7
- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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BASH Scripting
Ok Would a for loop be best suited for this job? Thank you- spbr2
- Post #6
- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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BASH Scripting
Thank you SamBones for the last 2 replies. If you can, could you help me with the below: I need to create a program in which it does the following: - Select a word from file.log - print it into /etc/network/services under wireless key - ping the network - - if successful save the successful...- spbr2
- Post #4
- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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BASH Scripting
Hi, I understand how to copy a specific line to a file, but is it possible to copy a specific line from file1.log and print it to line 2 within file2.log? If so, how. Thank you- spbr2
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