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URL match in a file using shell script
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I need to write a unix shell script
Lets say i have a URL maps.google.com
and file1.txt as below:
google.com,Id=0
m*.google.com,Id=1
m*r.google.com,Id=2
map*.google.com,Id=3
*p*.google.com,Id=4
*aps.google.com, Id=5
Expected Output should be the lines as below which give partial match with text file :
m*.google.com,Id=1
map*.google.com,Id=3
*p*.google.com,Id=4
*aps.google.com, Id=5
shell-script awk sed
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I need to write a unix shell script
Lets say i have a URL maps.google.com
and file1.txt as below:
google.com,Id=0
m*.google.com,Id=1
m*r.google.com,Id=2
map*.google.com,Id=3
*p*.google.com,Id=4
*aps.google.com, Id=5
Expected Output should be the lines as below which give partial match with text file :
m*.google.com,Id=1
map*.google.com,Id=3
*p*.google.com,Id=4
*aps.google.com, Id=5
shell-script awk sed
edited Apr 5 at 16:03
Kusalananda♦
140k17261435
asked Apr 5 at 15:51
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Please tell us what you have done until now and how we might enlighten your Unix path
– Rui F Ribeiro
Apr 5 at 16:01
Are the pattern standard filename globbing patterns? Would e.g.m*.google.commatchmuppets.at.work.google.com?
– Kusalananda♦
Apr 5 at 16:04
add a comment |
I need to write a unix shell script
Lets say i have a URL maps.google.com
and file1.txt as below:
google.com,Id=0
m*.google.com,Id=1
m*r.google.com,Id=2
map*.google.com,Id=3
*p*.google.com,Id=4
*aps.google.com, Id=5
Expected Output should be the lines as below which give partial match with text file :
m*.google.com,Id=1
map*.google.com,Id=3
*p*.google.com,Id=4
*aps.google.com, Id=5
shell-script awk sed
edited Apr 5 at 16:03
Kusalananda♦
140k17261435
asked Apr 5 at 15:51
kalyan pkalyan p
1
New contributor
kalyan p is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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I need to write a unix shell script
Lets say i have a URL maps.google.com
and file1.txt as below:
google.com,Id=0
m*.google.com,Id=1
m*r.google.com,Id=2
map*.google.com,Id=3
*p*.google.com,Id=4
*aps.google.com, Id=5
Expected Output should be the lines as below which give partial match with text file :
m*.google.com,Id=1
map*.google.com,Id=3
*p*.google.com,Id=4
*aps.google.com, Id=5
shell-script awk sed
shell-script awk sed
edited Apr 5 at 16:03
Kusalananda♦
140k17261435
asked Apr 5 at 15:51
kalyan pkalyan p
1
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Kusalananda♦
140k17261435
edited Apr 5 at 16:03
Kusalananda♦
140k17261435
edited Apr 5 at 16:03
Kusalananda♦
140k17261435
140k17261435
asked Apr 5 at 15:51
kalyan pkalyan p
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Please tell us what you have done until now and how we might enlighten your Unix path
– Rui F Ribeiro
Apr 5 at 16:01
Are the pattern standard filename globbing patterns? Would e.g.m*.google.commatchmuppets.at.work.google.com?
– Kusalananda♦
Apr 5 at 16:04
add a comment |
Please tell us what you have done until now and how we might enlighten your Unix path
– Rui F Ribeiro
Apr 5 at 16:01
Are the pattern standard filename globbing patterns? Would e.g.m*.google.commatchmuppets.at.work.google.com?
– Kusalananda♦
Apr 5 at 16:04
Please tell us what you have done until now and how we might enlighten your Unix path
– Rui F Ribeiro
Apr 5 at 16:01
Please tell us what you have done until now and how we might enlighten your Unix path
– Rui F Ribeiro
Apr 5 at 16:01
Are the pattern standard filename globbing patterns? Would e.g.
m*.google.com match muppets.at.work.google.com?– Kusalananda♦
Apr 5 at 16:04
Are the pattern standard filename globbing patterns? Would e.g.
m*.google.com match muppets.at.work.google.com?– Kusalananda♦
Apr 5 at 16:04
add a comment |
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