I am trying to run the following command of sed : echo "fOO:paSS,tesT2:fail,TESt:pasS,fdfdhfd:pass,test5:anyresult test,test6:pass asfas " | sed 's/:.*/L&/;s/w+/u&/g;s/:/ # /g;y/,/n/' | sed 's/w+/&n/2;P;d' The output which I am getting is : FOO # Pass TesT2 # Fail Test #…
Input: $ cat testing.list deb [trusted=yes] http://10.47.4.220/repos/test-repo/11 / $ echo $REPOVER 12 Expected output: $ cat testing.list deb [trusted=yes] http://10.47.4.220/repos/test-repo/12 / Please note the change in the number at the end. Attempt 1 with single quotes (Not working): $ sed…
I have a text file with the following pattern written to it: TIME[32.468ms] -(3)-............."TEXT I WANT TO KEEP" I would like to discard the first part of each line containing TIME[32.468ms] -(3)-............. To test the regular expression I've tried the…
What would be the right syntax to perform an inplace update to a file from: "redis"=>array( 'enabled' => false, to "redis"=>array( 'enabled' => true, I've tried things like but it's not working sed -i "s/"redis"=>array(n 'enabled' => false/"redis"=>array(n 'enabled' =>…
I am trying to update the following line, which appears in a PHP config file, from a shell script that updates the application that is associated with the config file: $config['version'] = "v2.7.0"; When I run my shell script I…
Question: Is it possible to exclude some of a commands output its output based on an array of words?** Why? On Ubuntu/Debian there are two ways to list all available pkgs: apt list (show all available pkgs, installed pkgs too)…
I copy /etc/default/keybord and make a keyboard2 file. When I cat the file I get : # KEYBOARD CONFIGURATION FILE # Consult the keyboard(5) manual page. XKBMODEL="pc105" XKBLAYOUT="fr" XKBVARIANT="" XKBOPTIONS="" BACKSPACE="guess" Then I sed s/fr/us/ keyboard2 and immediatlly displays :…
I have an output like this I need to get the id 65a8fa6 as an variable to a new command. I'm familiar with grep and use it to get the line I need. But how do I only pick the…
I'm trying to use sed with regex to remove specific patterns from a file. Here is the command I'm using: sed '/location .*?/s+{(?:[wW]+?)}s*(?=(?:location|$))/d' Here is a sample text I'm testing with: location / { try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php?$args; } location…
I have the following bash script to insert blowfish automatically into config.inc.php for phpMyAdmin: #!/bin/bash randomBlowfishSecret=$(openssl rand -base64 32) echo "BlowFish Value: ${randomBlowfishSecret}" replace_pma_blowfish="$cfg['blowfish_secret'] = '${randomBlowfishSecret}'; /* YOU MUST FILL IN THIS FOR COOKIE AUTH! */" sed -i "s/$cfg[.blowfish_secret.]s*=.*/${replace_pma_blowfish}/" /var/www/html/phpMyAdmin/config.inc.php…