On Wed, Feb 3, 2016, at 11:27 AM, Jeremy C. Reed wrote: > On Wed, 3 Feb 2016, Ralph Sims wrote: > > > The output to RESULT.csv > > 172.16.100.34, 5570 > > 172.16.100.34, 14100 > > 172.16.100.35, 5620 > > 172.16.100.35, 14200 > > Without knowing the snmpwalk output, if you can get this output of the > common fields to be in two separate files, you can use the join(1) tool > to get your following output: > > > What I am trying to do is format RESULT.csv as: > > 172.16.100.34, 5570, 14100 > > 172.16.100.35, 5620, 14200
Innnnnteresting! Today I have learned something. I'm not sure it'll work here unless he wanted to use a lot of inodes, but still, something I had no idea existed in Linux until today... might be useful later! -- Glenn
