Before I describe the problem, here is a basic run-down of the overall process to give you a clearer picture. Additionally, I am a novice at PHP: I have a WordPress website that uses CPanel as its web hosting software…
Question: Is it possible to exclude some of a commands output its output based on an array of words?** Why? On Ubuntu/Debian there are two ways to list all available pkgs: apt list (show all available pkgs, installed pkgs too)…
I have an output like this I need to get the id 65a8fa6 as an variable to a new command. I'm familiar with grep and use it to get the line I need. But how do I only pick the…
Please, I need to find all certificate files in any directory in the centos box. I tried the "find" with "exec" command and grep "not after". This display only the expiry dates of the certificates but I need to find…
On CentOS 8, this grep expresssion does not return matched strings: % dmidecode -t memory | grep -E '^[ t]+Size: [0-9]+' However this one does return matched lines correctly (on the same distro): % dmidecode -t memory | grep -E…
I want to extract the number of requests for each domain separately. Access.log "apache" - Vhost To get the following result: # domain10.com 20-11-2020 560 22:00 550 22:01 620 22:02 # test.domain20.com number request time 550 22:01 620 22:02 I…
I have a Windows text file which contains a line (with ending CRLF) aline The following is several commands' output: [root@panel ~]# grep aline file.txt aline [root@panel ~]# grep aline$'r' file.txt [root@panel ~]# grep aline$'r'$'n' file.txt [root@panel ~]# grep aline$'n'…
I am trying to grep /var/log/secure to find the unique IP addresses that tried to use my instance. Every time, I try to grep I get the lines where the IP is located. How can I grep in a way…
I am trying to create a bash script which shows me the latest stats about corona infection numbers in the countries Germany and Switzerland and also in the whole world. corona () { curl -s https://corona-stats.online?minimal=true | tee >(head -n…
---- my text file from which i have to search for the keywords [name of the file --- test] <cat -Evt file> centos is my bro$ red hat is my course$ ubuntu is my OS$ fqdn is stupid $ $…