... so will sed ;o)>On Tue, 2009-08-04 at 14:21 +0200, Arthur Meeks Meeks wrote:
>> I found the way to do it finally.
>>
>> I'm now dealing with parsing the new file, as I need to look for two
>> values, REPLICATION CLIENT and "ALL"
>> So, if the machine has REPLICATION CLIENT is ok and if it has "GRANT
>> ALL" is also good.
>> So, is there a way with grep to say: grep "REPLICATION CLIENT" OR
>> "GRANT ALL" ?
>
>For future reference, note that "tail -n +2" will remove the first line
>of input.
[sam@samlap ~]$ cat afil
tom
dick
harry
[sam@samlap ~]$ cat afil | sed -e '1d'
dick
harry
(and so, the text processing wars began!)
Yes, there must be at least 153 ways to do this.
poc
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