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<0> nope?
<1> cat FILE |sed 's/^\(.*\) .* .* \(.*\)$/\1\2/g'
<1> ?
<0> why Enchanter_tim?
<1> if you wanna get real ugly
<2> kichung: see the line by poutine
<0> cat FILE |sed 's/^\(.*\) .* .* \(.*\)$/\1\2/g' <<< agggghhhhhh what the he** is this???
<0> yea... its so ugly..
<2> poutine: its still wrong., you are missing a space
<0> absolutely ugly
<2> :)
<1> cat FILE |sed 's/^\(.*\) .* .* \(.*\)$/\1 \2/g'
<2> yeah
<3> kichung: explain why cut -d ' ' -f 1,4- <file doesn
<3> doesn't do it
<2> poutine: cat FILE |sed 's/^\(.*\) .* .* \(.*\)$/\1\ \2/g' is more correct i think
<2> :)
<0> because I must use in one line command. without pipe
<2> lacroix !@
<3> or start over and explain in plain english what you want in the first place. everything BUT the 2nd and 3rd field? or just the 2nd and 3rd field?
<2> oh, homework
<2> heh
<0> not homework..
<2> lacroix: everything except the 2nd and 3rd field
<0> I 've defined a "pipe" for delimiter
<2> :) but i already did an ugly awk thing
<3> that's what the command above does
<0> so I can't put one more delimiter in the file
<2> awk '{$2 = ""; $3=""; print}' FILE
<0> <2> awk '{$2 = ""; $3=""; print}' FILE << it's still give whitespace in front of result
<2> kichung: yeah, thats the drawback of what i did
<2> it would be easier to do a awk '{ print $1,$4,$5}' FILE
<3> so the homework ***ignment says it must be done with awk, have a nice day
<2> heh
<1> $ echo "You are a bastard poophead" |sed 's/^\(.[^ ]*\)[ ].[^ ]*[ ].[^ ]*[ ]\(.
<1> *\)$/\1 \2/g'
<1> You bastard poophead
<1> ?
<3> I'm out, really busy with work
<3> take care guys, and have fun!
<2> later :D
<1> sed 's/^\(.[^ ]*\)[ ].[^ ]*[ ].[^ ]*[ ]\(.*\)$/\1 \2/g' <-Ugly as hell but works just fine
<2> i could whip out a perl thing as well
<2> but that would defeat teh purpose
<0> thanks lacroix ...
<1> I could do it in brainf*ck too
<0> thanks alot Enchanter_tim poutine lacroix Al-Ashtar ..
<0> bye bye...
<0> I wanna gtg..
<0> :)
<1> did Al-Ashtar recommend ubuntu to help tokenize it or something?
<0> bye
<4> poutine, and if he did?
<1> nivek, I'd have quite a chuckle
<4> yay for you then for being so easily amused
<5> hello geeks
<6> hello :>
<7> hey turbocueca
<6> i <3 3 day weekends :o
<8> Bus 001 Device 007: ID 04b4:6830 Cypress Semiconductor Corp. USB-2.0 IDE Adapter <--- lsusb gives me that. what /dev/ is that?
<8> I just want to know how I can mount it
<4> probably /dev/usb{something}
<9> I don't have /dev/usb(something)
<4> cd /dev
<4> ls usb*
<4> you should _something_ that starts with usb
<9> I tried that
<4> and?
<9> nothing
<10> Kabuto fdisk -l see if it shows as "sda"
<10> /dev/sda
<9> vipersniper: that worked, thanks
<11> hey all
<12> hello chills
<11> hey Routermen
<13> too much of activity out here today
<13> btw mailzu is a good program if you're using Amavis
<11> hey solitude
<11> http://www.funny.co.uk/stuff/art_175-2709-Fluffy-the-Destroyer-of-Worlds.html
<11> http://www.funny.co.uk/stuff/art_175-2709-Fluffy-the-Destroyer-of-Worlds.htmlhttp://www.funny.co.uk/stuff/art_175-2709-Fluffy-the-Destroyer-of-Worlds.html
<11> oops
<13> eh
<11> hehe fluffy
<14> how do i close the GUI in linux?
<15> GUI?
<15> what GUI?
<16> Ctrl+Alt+Backspace, if you want to force-kill it.
<17> But chances are if it starts by default, it'll pop right back up
<16> True.
<15> who says?
<10> or install kdm so you can control it
<15> or... just.. ctrl+alt+backspace
<17> telinit 3
<15> drop it down to init 3
<15> hrm lol
<10> and make kdm default
<1> ctl+alt+esc
<1> to kill specific apps
<18> winn3t0u|rikn0: Why are you announcing away messages here?
<15> hey thiago
<14> maybe 'cos i'm on knoppix.. but CTRL+ALT+BACKSPACE closed the GUI - then reloaded it!!
<17> I said that might happen
<17> try telinit 3
<14> ooh, cool, just ddi
<14> that worked, thanks
<15> ...
<14> where will i find the PID for /usr/sbin/sshd ?
<16> `ps`?
<18> fredpitcher2: /var/run/sshd.pid
<14> p3nguin and jeian(ps -ax) : thanks
<16> Shore thang, son!
<18> fredpitcher2: Actually, the - is not supposed to be used. ps ax
<18> Mine will complain and not work right if I do use it.
<14> what distro or version of ps is strict?
<14> in knoppix the results are slightly different for ps ax and ps -ax . i'm nto sure of the diff
<14> actually, i mean ps a is diff to ps -a
<18> It's probably all in the man page for ps.
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