On Tue, Aug 23, 2005 at 10:32:20PM -0400, Tatara wrote:
The pc is hard-wired to my Linksys router (wrt54g), then to my Comcast
cable modem.
Reading from my Red Hat Linux 9 Bible, I tried the Internet
Configuration Wizard, with no luck. None of the device types
(ethernet, isdn, modem, token ring
I just upgraded my home pc from Fedora Core 2 to 4,
and I still can't connect to the internet, even though I can after booting
Windows2000 or Knoppix/Suse Live CDs.
The pc is hard-wired to my Linksys router (wrt54g),
then to my Comcast cable modem.
Reading from my Red Hat Linux 9 Bible, I
On Tuesday, Aug 23rd 2005 at 14:34 -0400, quoth Steven W. Orr:
=>40 Quatloos to the winner.
=>
=>Here's what I need:
=>
=>Look for a marker in a file and delete the line with the marker. Then insert
=>file2 at that location.
=>
=>I have
=>
=>sed '/MARKER/d' file
=>and I have
=>sed '/MARKER/r file2
> Look for a marker in a file and delete the line with the marker. Then
> insert file2 at that location.
sed -e '/MARKER/{
r /tmp/file2
d
}' file
--kevin
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# echo This is the replacement line >/tmp/replacementFile
# cat
40 Quatloos to the winner.
Here's what I need:
Look for a marker in a file and delete the line with the marker. Then
insert file2 at that location.
I have
sed '/MARKER/d' file
and I have
sed '/MARKER/r file2' file
but I'd like to just put the two together in one sed command. (Two -e
options
