Dan Track wrote:
... I want to add a few lines after matching a couple of lines in a
file using sed, ...
sed can be awkward when working with more than one line at a time.
Can you use perl?
$ perl -pe 'BEGIN{undef $/};s/server 10.33.45.3\nserver
ldap.example.com\nserver orion/# server 10.33.45.3\n# server
ldap.example.com\n# server orion\n\nserver fire.example.com\nserver
earth.example.com\nserver space.example.com\n/s' <test.conf
(That's meant to be all on one line.)
<Joe
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