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- Find files containing a pattern - You can find files with grep or find with grep. Using grep grep -riHn [pattern] . This will recursively find all files under the current directory (and it’s subdirectories) that contain the given pattern. The flags are as follows: r recursive...
- Find and replace - Notes on how to use the find command to find and replace text. Index Delete everything up to the first occurence of a regexp Keep everything between <START> and <END> Find and replace over multiple lines with sed Find and replace ...
- Find notes - Notes on the Linux find command. Index Find multiple file names Find ignoring a file Find ignoring a file and a directory Find files with particular permissions Find files not owned by a particular user or group Change extension of multip...
- Extract filenames from file - grep for word in file | remove spaces | remove unwanted text | do op on file grep whatever whatever.log | sed 's/ /\\ /g' | sed 's/whatever//g' | xargs ls -l Example: List infected files clamscan -r -lclamscan.log / recursively scans all files and...
- Grep notes - Some notes on grep, the pattern matching program found on most Linux distributions. Show partial lines on match Grep doesn’t have an option to show leading/trailing characters before/after the match. Instead you have to prevent it returning the entir...
