that did it! thanks Watts. and of course everyone else who expanded my
usage of BBEdit. Been using BBEdit for 20 years as a web designer but have
limited grep regex experience.
On Wed, Jul 27, 2022 at 5:09 PM Watts Martin wrote:
> It looks like you can do that by searching for
>
>
Similar to before, you just need 2 capture buffers:
^(.*)c=([0-9.]+)$
Replace with:
\2 \1
You could also just copy the IP to the start:
^.*c=([0-9.]+)$
Replace with capture buffer followed by entire match:
\1 &
Cheers
> On 2022-07-28, at 08:28, DiBello Design wrote:
>
> I didn't
It looks like you can do that by searching for
^(.+?)((\d+\.){3}\d+)$
and replacing it with
\2 \1
That basically captures two search items: the first is everything from the
start of the line up to the IP address, and the second is the IP address.
On Jul 27, 2022 at 16:28:20, DiBello Design
I didn't articulate my question properly. I'm having no trouble (thanks to
everyone) extracting the ip addresses.
My last question was how to just move the ip address at the end to the
beginning of the line like:
[Tue Jul 26 19:13:40.922101 2022] [qos:error] [pid 1197:tid 47464083257088]
Find:
^.*?(c=(\d+\.){3}\d+).*$
Replace:
\1
This will delete everything on the line except "c=IP address".
HTH,
> On Jul 27, 2022, at 10:22 AM, DiBello Design wrote:
>
> thanks everyone! Trying to find patterns in a SlowLoris attack on my server.
>
> Rod you were correct
I am now confident that this is a bug in BBedit, and I tracked down when
the bug was introduced.
I downloaded all versions since 14 was introduced, and I tried them one by
one...
The bug was introduced in BBEdit 14.1.1.
BBedit 14.1 is the last version that has LSP support working for files
thanks everyone! Trying to find patterns in a SlowLoris attack on my
server.
Rod you were correct in that I did not know about the quadded item in the
menu. And your suggestion worked as well. Thanks.
Instead of extracting, how would I move the ip addresses from the end of
the line to the
ICYDNK there is a built-in search pattern for IP addresses.
In the Find dialog click the lowercase "g" dropdown and select "Dotted Quad":
(\d+\.){3}\d+
Modify it:
(c=(\d+\.){3}\d+)
Then click "Extract" as Kjetil suggested.
> On Jul 26, 2022, at 7:55 PM, DiBello Design
I have new information.
I randomly opened a file that is _not_ in my iCloud Drive. LSP support
started working again.
I copied one of my projects from the iCloud Drive to my home directory
(i.e., outside of the iCloud Drive) and LSP support works perfectly fine.
Somehow, BBedit's support
Hello,
All LSP servers have stopped working for me. I used to have one for Shell
scripts, one for LaTeX, one for Docker and they worked flawlessy. All of
sudden, they do not work anymore.
I tried reinstalling BBedit as well reinstalling the LSP implementations up
to reinstalling homebrew
How about a grep search for:
c=[0-9]{2}\.[0-9]{3}\.[0-9]{3}\.[0-9]{3}
... and use the command "Extract" in the Find menu?
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