OS: Linux Question about +POS -POS vs -k
Given data in /tmp/list: 10.165.114.153 10.165.114.236 10.165.114.82 10.165.114.225 10.165.115.131 10.165.114.163 then: % sort -t\. -n +2 -3 +3 < /tmp/list 10.165.114.82 10.165.114.153 10.165.114.163 10.165.114.225 10.165.114.236 10.165.115.131 yields what I expect. But, % sort -nt\. -k3,4 -k4 < /tmp/list 10.165.114.153 10.165.114.163 10.165.114.225 10.165.114.236 10.165.114.82 10.165.115.131 does not. Is this just a fluke. What is the correct way to sort these kinds of lists correctly. Thanks, Phil _______________________________________________ Bug-textutils mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-textutils