so i have two files
file 1:
A
B
C
file 2:
A
B C
C
how can i compare both files to spit out a message sayin that in file 2.. there is a "C" duplicate .. in this case "B C"
thanks
Is there something like ldap_cachemgr for linux/redhat ? I'm interested in something similar to the ldap_cachemgr -g output which is available for solaris.. TIA
in nawk can u do
a
if pattern1 and pattern2 found and not pattern4 and pattern5 are present;
print something..
so far i have
if ( /pattern1/ || /pattern2/ ) && ( ! /pattern3/ ) ...
this doesnt seem to work..
basically im trying to find pattern1 and 2.. but if pattern3 and 4 are also...
someone please shine some light pls... i connect to a 220r enterprise from a console machine via tip hardwire.. once connected i go to ok prompt by ~# .. i do a boot cdrom -s
and then it goes thru some device configuration then all of the sudden my /etc/issue from the console machine pops up...
how do u cleanly break a telnet session from one server to another ? i noticed that after closing telnet session and when doin netstat i see it still there in time_wait state.. how do i get rid of that.. thanks
when u are being asked to add static routes to
an ip for instance 192.168.1.0/24 to gateway 167.180.15.1
how do u add this and what does the "/24" represent ? thanks in advance
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