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Arranging the lines in required order
A file contains lines as follows:
acb/xyz/row<t>
acb/xyz/row<t>
abc/xyz/row<1>
abc/xyz/row<1>
abc/xyz/row<0>
abc/xyz/row<0>
abc/xyz/row<3>
abc/xyz/row<3>...
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Find the highest number after specific string from mutiple files
Each file has similar content:
number 1:
asdfa11sdfsadf
number 2:
asdfa12sdfsadf
number 1:
asdfa1sdfsadf
number 3:
asdfa33sdfsadf
return
3 or number 3: are equally good.
Have tried:
max="$( awk ...
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1
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Sorting lines based on certain digit pattern
Assume I have a text file with the following lines:
192.168.1.1.55555
192.168.1.1.55555
192.168.1.1.5555
192.168.1.1.555
192.168.1.1.55
192.168.1.1.55
192.168.1.1.5
8.8.8.8.4433
8.8.8.8.443
8.8.8.8....
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Print count number of unique pattern occurences after each occurence
Supposing I have a log file containing thrown Exceptions:
ExceptionA
loggedFunctionCall
ExceptionB
ExceptionA
loggedFunctionCall
ExceptionD
ExceptionB
loggedFunctionCall
ExceptionB
I want to count ...
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1
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Sort bash output by a number extracted from a specific column
I am new to bash and I am struggling with the following task:
The output from UGE looks like this:
mgenkin@bamdev2:~/projects/BrainFlowUtilities/BrainFlowSimulations$ qstat
job-ID prior name ...
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Why is sed not doing what is defined in the locale collation file for grep (and sed, awk)?
Having a file with all the (printable) ascii characters:
$ printf '%b' "$(printf '\\U%x\n' {32..126})" > file
That could be sorted (using tr to reduce the long output to one line):
$ sort file | ...
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Sort lines according to date and time
I have this file which represents a calender. Each file has the exact date and time, then the name event and a note.
06-12-2016,12:00,gym,leg day
05-04-2018,12:09,gym,hands
09-08-2019,13:08,movies,...
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Getting the last lines that matches a pattern in multiple files
I have an application that outputs a set of log files to a central directory like this:
/tmp/experiment/log/
├── node01.log
├── node02.log
├── node03.log
├── node04.log
├── node05.log
├── node06....
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Count unique lines only to a set pattern
How can I count the unique log lines in a text file only until the first "-" and print the line with the count
org.springframework. - initialization started
org.springframework. - initialization ...
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Extract text from a file based on some criteria
I have a file which contains records like those:
434419\Teclu\Tudor\1501\9502
187650\Cosma\Sorin\1504\9253
239474\Teclu\Daniel\1502\5245
844936\Gaman\Mihai\1505\4074
942341\Avram\Tudor\1505\4543
...
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Dumping files based on specific word
I have a file:
begin
path: good
take this way
easier path
end
begin
path: bad
You shouldn't go there
end
begin
path: good
Very smooth
end
begin
path: bad
you may face ...
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How to identify, sort descending and display the top 10 blocks of text, by category
The history of transactions done on an entity within our systems look like below:
1 BYM1 TSTAB 09NOV 0035 CAB
Sometext 01
2 BYM1 TSTAB 09NOV 0035 CAB
Can be done - question
3 BYM1 TSTAB ...
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Monitoring Server Connections - Netstat formatting issue
I have had a few issues with a server recently. So i just wanted to leave a window showing the unique and IP's of connected devices.
I have been using:
watch -n 5 "netstat -tn 2>/dev/null | grep :...
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How to show CPU time for processes via top without 'root' procs
Okay, So I've been attempting this for about three hours now without success.
How do you search/display/use the top command (or ps command if it works...) to output a list of all procs, sorted by CPU ...
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sort a file based on length of the column/row
I need to sort a file based on the number of chars in the first column.
I have no idea on how to go about this. (On Linux, so sed/awk/sort is available).
An example:
.abs is bla bla 12
.abc is bla ...