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Comments:
<0> why
<0> sorry I seem to have missed your joke
<1> sticky off
<1> command sticky off
<1> command stick off
<1> command /window stick off
<1> command /window stick ofuh
<2> anyone need a script?
<2> anyone nedd a script
<3> tag: oh, first guy to sail the world single-handed: http://www.joshuaslocumsocietyintl.org/
<3> tag: just wondering will you be doing same? :)
<4> doubt
<5> I'm using 'next' in such a way to avoid printing the second or nth match in a line and move on to the next line but it looks like awk keeps on processing the same line. what am I doing wrong?
<5> by match I meant the field that I'm grabbing using the fiel separator
<0> paul: I think so
<3> tag: :)
<3> tag: 'next' is supposed to do what you think it does, really.
<3> example?
<5> paul, for port in `netstat -anlt | awk -F':' '{print $1; next}'`; do /sbin/fuser $port/tcp;done
<5> awk is apparently pointing to gawk
<3> tkup: print everything to the first :
<3> the 'next' is superflous there really.
<5> I see
<3> you want to remove everything up to the last : in the fourth field, then print that fourth field really..
<3> e.g.: awk '{ sub(/.*:/, "", $4); print $4;}'
<3> and you can run fuser from within gawk if you wish
<3> netstat -anlt | awk 'BEGIN { fusercmd="/sbin/fuser";} { sub(/.*:/, "", $4); if ($4 ~ /^[0-9]/) { cmd=fusercmd " " $4 "/tcp"; system(cmd); close(cmd); } }'
<5> paul, enough time to digest what you wrote there :) it makes sense now. thanks!
<3> welcome
<6> i need an awk one-liner to discard all lines in a text file under a certain length (80)...
<7> awk 'length > 79'
<6> goldfish, thanks!
<0> goldfish++
<0> awkbot: karma goldfish
<8> Karma for goldfish: 1 points
<7> hehe
<7> :)
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