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  1. grazinggoat2

    sed regex not working

    This worked. I wasn't aware that the command could follow the address that i wanted to match. why would sed's/<address>/cmd/cmdsubstitute/' now work seems its worked for me in the past which is why i was confused on it not working now? Thanks for taking the time to respond earlier...
  2. grazinggoat2

    sed regex not working

    hello I have an file that has data like this: prod:admin:batch:weekend:[highlight #FCE94F]endday_load_billing[[/highlight]:SERVER:server1 prod:admin:batch:daily: [highlight #FCE94F]sunday_load_pricing_job1[/highlight]:SERVER:server1 prod:admin:batch:daily:[highlight...
  3. grazinggoat2

    ksh script to add multiple lines to csv cell formatting help

    Hello - I'm using a shell script to create a CSV file to load the data into JIRA. I've searched the net but can find how a .csv cell needs to be formated to handle multilines from a grep output. I'm grepping for entries from a file and it may return 1 line or 10 or more. I'd like to get say...
  4. grazinggoat2

    Old PIDS after script runs

    Has anyone experienced finding old (dead pids)even thought they dont report "defunct" that eventually eats up you open files availability? I have a server that after a script that runs remote ssh cmds to my production servers leaves the server eventually needing to be rebooted I can sort out why...
  5. grazinggoat2

    why cant i expand filenames in bash

    Ahhh... I have to dig into the man pages more. This worked. thnx!
  6. grazinggoat2

    why cant i expand filenames in bash

    Hello, why cant i get this to work in my bash script? I have multiple files with the same name but different file extension. example batch.prd batch.uat batch.dev _filename="repo/batch" seek=$(grep "job name_A" "$_filename*" |sort -u) I've tried "$_filename.*" and "$_filename./*" but bash...

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