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We have the following line in a file on Linux:
discovery.uri=http://master.navada.com:8800
we want to add the word koko before master, so I just do:
sed –i 's/master/kokomaster/' file
which gives:
discovery.uri=http://kokomaster.navada.com:8800
but what we want is to add koko only if koko isn't already present before master.
For example, the next time that we run
sed –i 's/master/kokomaster/' file
the line will be:
discovery.uri=http://kokokokomaster.navada.com:8800
text-processing sed configuration
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We have the following line in a file on Linux:
discovery.uri=http://master.navada.com:8800
we want to add the word koko before master, so I just do:
sed –i 's/master/kokomaster/' file
which gives:
discovery.uri=http://kokomaster.navada.com:8800
but what we want is to add koko only if koko isn't already present before master.
For example, the next time that we run
sed –i 's/master/kokomaster/' file
the line will be:
discovery.uri=http://kokokokomaster.navada.com:8800
text-processing sed configuration
edited Jun 6 at 13:27
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We have the following line in a file on Linux:
discovery.uri=http://master.navada.com:8800
we want to add the word koko before master, so I just do:
sed –i 's/master/kokomaster/' file
which gives:
discovery.uri=http://kokomaster.navada.com:8800
but what we want is to add koko only if koko isn't already present before master.
For example, the next time that we run
sed –i 's/master/kokomaster/' file
the line will be:
discovery.uri=http://kokokokomaster.navada.com:8800
text-processing sed configuration
edited Jun 6 at 13:27
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We have the following line in a file on Linux:
discovery.uri=http://master.navada.com:8800
we want to add the word koko before master, so I just do:
sed –i 's/master/kokomaster/' file
which gives:
discovery.uri=http://kokomaster.navada.com:8800
but what we want is to add koko only if koko isn't already present before master.
For example, the next time that we run
sed –i 's/master/kokomaster/' file
the line will be:
discovery.uri=http://kokokokomaster.navada.com:8800
text-processing sed configuration
text-processing sed configuration
edited Jun 6 at 13:27
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You can replace a bit more to avoid this problem:
sed -i sX/masterX/kokomasterX file
This replaces “/master”, so the next time you run it, nothing will be replaced, since “/kokomaster” doesn’t match.
answered Jun 6 at 12:15
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sed -i '/kokomaster/!s/master/koko&/' file
First test whether the string kokomaster exists on the line, and if it doesn't, do the substitution. This is almost a literal translation of "but what we want is to add the koko word only if koko not exists before master word" into sed.
The & in the replacement part of the substitution will be replaced by the text matched by the pattern part (i.e. master).
After reading the comments (see below), you may want to use something more specific that would actually only modify the server name portion of the URI, and not any master string elsewhere, even if kokomaster occurred (or not) in the URI path:
sed -i 's,^(discovery.uri=http://)(master),1koko2,' file
You may even want to go as far as matching the exact and full line that you'd want to replace, just to avoid even hypothetical mistakes:
sed -i 's,^(discovery.uri=http://)(master.navada.com:8800)$,1koko2,' file
If the configuration file is written in JSON or some other well know format, you would not use sed at all, but jq or some other apropriate tool specifically written for handling files of that format.
answered Jun 6 at 12:52
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That wouldn't work ondiscovery.uri=http://master.navada.com:8800/kokomasterthough.
– Stéphane Chazelas
Jun 6 at 13:54
@StéphaneChazelas Correct, as per the explicit specification from the user.
– Kusalananda♦
Jun 6 at 14:51
Not sure I follow. Indiscovery.uri=http://master.navada.com:8800/kokomaster, there's nokokobefore the firstmaster. Yet, thatsedline doesn't add one.
– Stéphane Chazelas
Jun 6 at 14:54
@StéphaneChazelas Sorry, that was half a joke, but it is actually what the user specified. If the stringkokodoes not already occur beforemaster, it should not be added again. That's what's requested, and that's what I did, pedantically following the request to the letter. In your string,kokoalready occurs right beforemaster, so it's not added again.
– Kusalananda♦
Jun 6 at 15:35
@Kusalananda nope. Themasterin the server name needs to be replaced even if there may be somekokomasterin the path. Pedanticly. I guess the OP doesn't care.
– Philippos
Jun 6 at 16:32
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Use
sed 's/(koko)*master/kokomaster/'
so master and any number of preceeding kokos get replaced.
answered Jun 6 at 12:46
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Or better,sed 's/(koko)0,1master/kokomaster/'to avoid replacingkokokokomasterwithkokomaster.
– Stéphane Chazelas
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If you're open to other tools:
perl -i -pe 's/(?<!koko)master/kokomaster/' file
The (?>!foo) is a negative lookbehind, so (?<!koko)master will only match master when not preceded by koko.
answered Jun 6 at 13:32
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I have used below awk command to do the same
command
awk '$0 !~/kokomaster/gsub("master","kokomaster",$0)1' filename >file_tmp && mv file_tmp filename
output
discovery.uri=http://kokomaster.navada.com:8800
discovery.uri=http://kokomaster.navada.com:8800
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You can replace a bit more to avoid this problem:
sed -i sX/masterX/kokomasterX file
This replaces “/master”, so the next time you run it, nothing will be replaced, since “/kokomaster” doesn’t match.
answered Jun 6 at 12:15
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You can replace a bit more to avoid this problem:
sed -i sX/masterX/kokomasterX file
This replaces “/master”, so the next time you run it, nothing will be replaced, since “/kokomaster” doesn’t match.
answered Jun 6 at 12:15
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You can replace a bit more to avoid this problem:
sed -i sX/masterX/kokomasterX file
This replaces “/master”, so the next time you run it, nothing will be replaced, since “/kokomaster” doesn’t match.
answered Jun 6 at 12:15
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You can replace a bit more to avoid this problem:
sed -i sX/masterX/kokomasterX file
This replaces “/master”, so the next time you run it, nothing will be replaced, since “/kokomaster” doesn’t match.
answered Jun 6 at 12:15
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sed -i '/kokomaster/!s/master/koko&/' file
First test whether the string kokomaster exists on the line, and if it doesn't, do the substitution. This is almost a literal translation of "but what we want is to add the koko word only if koko not exists before master word" into sed.
The & in the replacement part of the substitution will be replaced by the text matched by the pattern part (i.e. master).
After reading the comments (see below), you may want to use something more specific that would actually only modify the server name portion of the URI, and not any master string elsewhere, even if kokomaster occurred (or not) in the URI path:
sed -i 's,^(discovery.uri=http://)(master),1koko2,' file
You may even want to go as far as matching the exact and full line that you'd want to replace, just to avoid even hypothetical mistakes:
sed -i 's,^(discovery.uri=http://)(master.navada.com:8800)$,1koko2,' file
If the configuration file is written in JSON or some other well know format, you would not use sed at all, but jq or some other apropriate tool specifically written for handling files of that format.
answered Jun 6 at 12:52
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That wouldn't work ondiscovery.uri=http://master.navada.com:8800/kokomasterthough.
– Stéphane Chazelas
Jun 6 at 13:54
@StéphaneChazelas Correct, as per the explicit specification from the user.
– Kusalananda♦
Jun 6 at 14:51
Not sure I follow. Indiscovery.uri=http://master.navada.com:8800/kokomaster, there's nokokobefore the firstmaster. Yet, thatsedline doesn't add one.
– Stéphane Chazelas
Jun 6 at 14:54
@StéphaneChazelas Sorry, that was half a joke, but it is actually what the user specified. If the stringkokodoes not already occur beforemaster, it should not be added again. That's what's requested, and that's what I did, pedantically following the request to the letter. In your string,kokoalready occurs right beforemaster, so it's not added again.
– Kusalananda♦
Jun 6 at 15:35
@Kusalananda nope. Themasterin the server name needs to be replaced even if there may be somekokomasterin the path. Pedanticly. I guess the OP doesn't care.
– Philippos
Jun 6 at 16:32
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sed -i '/kokomaster/!s/master/koko&/' file
First test whether the string kokomaster exists on the line, and if it doesn't, do the substitution. This is almost a literal translation of "but what we want is to add the koko word only if koko not exists before master word" into sed.
The & in the replacement part of the substitution will be replaced by the text matched by the pattern part (i.e. master).
After reading the comments (see below), you may want to use something more specific that would actually only modify the server name portion of the URI, and not any master string elsewhere, even if kokomaster occurred (or not) in the URI path:
sed -i 's,^(discovery.uri=http://)(master),1koko2,' file
You may even want to go as far as matching the exact and full line that you'd want to replace, just to avoid even hypothetical mistakes:
sed -i 's,^(discovery.uri=http://)(master.navada.com:8800)$,1koko2,' file
If the configuration file is written in JSON or some other well know format, you would not use sed at all, but jq or some other apropriate tool specifically written for handling files of that format.
answered Jun 6 at 12:52
Kusalananda♦Kusalananda
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That wouldn't work ondiscovery.uri=http://master.navada.com:8800/kokomasterthough.
– Stéphane Chazelas
Jun 6 at 13:54
@StéphaneChazelas Correct, as per the explicit specification from the user.
– Kusalananda♦
Jun 6 at 14:51
Not sure I follow. Indiscovery.uri=http://master.navada.com:8800/kokomaster, there's nokokobefore the firstmaster. Yet, thatsedline doesn't add one.
– Stéphane Chazelas
Jun 6 at 14:54
@StéphaneChazelas Sorry, that was half a joke, but it is actually what the user specified. If the stringkokodoes not already occur beforemaster, it should not be added again. That's what's requested, and that's what I did, pedantically following the request to the letter. In your string,kokoalready occurs right beforemaster, so it's not added again.
– Kusalananda♦
Jun 6 at 15:35
@Kusalananda nope. Themasterin the server name needs to be replaced even if there may be somekokomasterin the path. Pedanticly. I guess the OP doesn't care.
– Philippos
Jun 6 at 16:32
|
show 2 more comments
sed -i '/kokomaster/!s/master/koko&/' file
First test whether the string kokomaster exists on the line, and if it doesn't, do the substitution. This is almost a literal translation of "but what we want is to add the koko word only if koko not exists before master word" into sed.
The & in the replacement part of the substitution will be replaced by the text matched by the pattern part (i.e. master).
After reading the comments (see below), you may want to use something more specific that would actually only modify the server name portion of the URI, and not any master string elsewhere, even if kokomaster occurred (or not) in the URI path:
sed -i 's,^(discovery.uri=http://)(master),1koko2,' file
You may even want to go as far as matching the exact and full line that you'd want to replace, just to avoid even hypothetical mistakes:
sed -i 's,^(discovery.uri=http://)(master.navada.com:8800)$,1koko2,' file
If the configuration file is written in JSON or some other well know format, you would not use sed at all, but jq or some other apropriate tool specifically written for handling files of that format.
answered Jun 6 at 12:52
Kusalananda♦Kusalananda
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sed -i '/kokomaster/!s/master/koko&/' file
First test whether the string kokomaster exists on the line, and if it doesn't, do the substitution. This is almost a literal translation of "but what we want is to add the koko word only if koko not exists before master word" into sed.
The & in the replacement part of the substitution will be replaced by the text matched by the pattern part (i.e. master).
After reading the comments (see below), you may want to use something more specific that would actually only modify the server name portion of the URI, and not any master string elsewhere, even if kokomaster occurred (or not) in the URI path:
sed -i 's,^(discovery.uri=http://)(master),1koko2,' file
You may even want to go as far as matching the exact and full line that you'd want to replace, just to avoid even hypothetical mistakes:
sed -i 's,^(discovery.uri=http://)(master.navada.com:8800)$,1koko2,' file
If the configuration file is written in JSON or some other well know format, you would not use sed at all, but jq or some other apropriate tool specifically written for handling files of that format.
answered Jun 6 at 12:52
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That wouldn't work ondiscovery.uri=http://master.navada.com:8800/kokomasterthough.
– Stéphane Chazelas
Jun 6 at 13:54
@StéphaneChazelas Correct, as per the explicit specification from the user.
– Kusalananda♦
Jun 6 at 14:51
Not sure I follow. Indiscovery.uri=http://master.navada.com:8800/kokomaster, there's nokokobefore the firstmaster. Yet, thatsedline doesn't add one.
– Stéphane Chazelas
Jun 6 at 14:54
@StéphaneChazelas Sorry, that was half a joke, but it is actually what the user specified. If the stringkokodoes not already occur beforemaster, it should not be added again. That's what's requested, and that's what I did, pedantically following the request to the letter. In your string,kokoalready occurs right beforemaster, so it's not added again.
– Kusalananda♦
Jun 6 at 15:35
@Kusalananda nope. Themasterin the server name needs to be replaced even if there may be somekokomasterin the path. Pedanticly. I guess the OP doesn't care.
– Philippos
Jun 6 at 16:32
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That wouldn't work ondiscovery.uri=http://master.navada.com:8800/kokomasterthough.
– Stéphane Chazelas
Jun 6 at 13:54
@StéphaneChazelas Correct, as per the explicit specification from the user.
– Kusalananda♦
Jun 6 at 14:51
Not sure I follow. Indiscovery.uri=http://master.navada.com:8800/kokomaster, there's nokokobefore the firstmaster. Yet, thatsedline doesn't add one.
– Stéphane Chazelas
Jun 6 at 14:54
@StéphaneChazelas Sorry, that was half a joke, but it is actually what the user specified. If the stringkokodoes not already occur beforemaster, it should not be added again. That's what's requested, and that's what I did, pedantically following the request to the letter. In your string,kokoalready occurs right beforemaster, so it's not added again.
– Kusalananda♦
Jun 6 at 15:35
@Kusalananda nope. Themasterin the server name needs to be replaced even if there may be somekokomasterin the path. Pedanticly. I guess the OP doesn't care.
– Philippos
Jun 6 at 16:32
1
1
That wouldn't work on
discovery.uri=http://master.navada.com:8800/kokomaster though.– Stéphane Chazelas
Jun 6 at 13:54
That wouldn't work on
discovery.uri=http://master.navada.com:8800/kokomaster though.– Stéphane Chazelas
Jun 6 at 13:54
@StéphaneChazelas Correct, as per the explicit specification from the user.
– Kusalananda♦
Jun 6 at 14:51
@StéphaneChazelas Correct, as per the explicit specification from the user.
– Kusalananda♦
Jun 6 at 14:51
Not sure I follow. In
discovery.uri=http://master.navada.com:8800/kokomaster, there's no koko before the first master. Yet, that sed line doesn't add one.– Stéphane Chazelas
Jun 6 at 14:54
Not sure I follow. In
discovery.uri=http://master.navada.com:8800/kokomaster, there's no koko before the first master. Yet, that sed line doesn't add one.– Stéphane Chazelas
Jun 6 at 14:54
@StéphaneChazelas Sorry, that was half a joke, but it is actually what the user specified. If the string
koko does not already occur before master, it should not be added again. That's what's requested, and that's what I did, pedantically following the request to the letter. In your string, koko already occurs right before master, so it's not added again.– Kusalananda♦
Jun 6 at 15:35
@StéphaneChazelas Sorry, that was half a joke, but it is actually what the user specified. If the string
koko does not already occur before master, it should not be added again. That's what's requested, and that's what I did, pedantically following the request to the letter. In your string, koko already occurs right before master, so it's not added again.– Kusalananda♦
Jun 6 at 15:35
@Kusalananda nope. The
master in the server name needs to be replaced even if there may be some kokomaster in the path. Pedanticly. I guess the OP doesn't care.– Philippos
Jun 6 at 16:32
@Kusalananda nope. The
master in the server name needs to be replaced even if there may be some kokomaster in the path. Pedanticly. I guess the OP doesn't care.– Philippos
Jun 6 at 16:32
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Use
sed 's/(koko)*master/kokomaster/'
so master and any number of preceeding kokos get replaced.
answered Jun 6 at 12:46
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Or better,sed 's/(koko)0,1master/kokomaster/'to avoid replacingkokokokomasterwithkokomaster.
– Stéphane Chazelas
Jun 6 at 13:52
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Use
sed 's/(koko)*master/kokomaster/'
so master and any number of preceeding kokos get replaced.
answered Jun 6 at 12:46
PhilipposPhilippos
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Or better,sed 's/(koko)0,1master/kokomaster/'to avoid replacingkokokokomasterwithkokomaster.
– Stéphane Chazelas
Jun 6 at 13:52
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Use
sed 's/(koko)*master/kokomaster/'
so master and any number of preceeding kokos get replaced.
answered Jun 6 at 12:46
PhilipposPhilippos
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Use
sed 's/(koko)*master/kokomaster/'
so master and any number of preceeding kokos get replaced.
answered Jun 6 at 12:46
PhilipposPhilippos
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answered Jun 6 at 12:46
PhilipposPhilippos
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answered Jun 6 at 12:46
PhilipposPhilippos
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answered Jun 6 at 12:46
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Or better,sed 's/(koko)0,1master/kokomaster/'to avoid replacingkokokokomasterwithkokomaster.
– Stéphane Chazelas
Jun 6 at 13:52
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Or better,sed 's/(koko)0,1master/kokomaster/'to avoid replacingkokokokomasterwithkokomaster.
– Stéphane Chazelas
Jun 6 at 13:52
Or better,
sed 's/(koko)0,1master/kokomaster/' to avoid replacing kokokokomaster with kokomaster.– Stéphane Chazelas
Jun 6 at 13:52
Or better,
sed 's/(koko)0,1master/kokomaster/' to avoid replacing kokokokomaster with kokomaster.– Stéphane Chazelas
Jun 6 at 13:52
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If you're open to other tools:
perl -i -pe 's/(?<!koko)master/kokomaster/' file
The (?>!foo) is a negative lookbehind, so (?<!koko)master will only match master when not preceded by koko.
answered Jun 6 at 13:32
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If you're open to other tools:
perl -i -pe 's/(?<!koko)master/kokomaster/' file
The (?>!foo) is a negative lookbehind, so (?<!koko)master will only match master when not preceded by koko.
answered Jun 6 at 13:32
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If you're open to other tools:
perl -i -pe 's/(?<!koko)master/kokomaster/' file
The (?>!foo) is a negative lookbehind, so (?<!koko)master will only match master when not preceded by koko.
answered Jun 6 at 13:32
terdon♦terdon
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If you're open to other tools:
perl -i -pe 's/(?<!koko)master/kokomaster/' file
The (?>!foo) is a negative lookbehind, so (?<!koko)master will only match master when not preceded by koko.
answered Jun 6 at 13:32
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I have used below awk command to do the same
command
awk '$0 !~/kokomaster/gsub("master","kokomaster",$0)1' filename >file_tmp && mv file_tmp filename
output
discovery.uri=http://kokomaster.navada.com:8800
discovery.uri=http://kokomaster.navada.com:8800
answered Jun 6 at 15:20
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I have used below awk command to do the same
command
awk '$0 !~/kokomaster/gsub("master","kokomaster",$0)1' filename >file_tmp && mv file_tmp filename
output
discovery.uri=http://kokomaster.navada.com:8800
discovery.uri=http://kokomaster.navada.com:8800
answered Jun 6 at 15:20
Praveen Kumar BSPraveen Kumar BS
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I have used below awk command to do the same
command
awk '$0 !~/kokomaster/gsub("master","kokomaster",$0)1' filename >file_tmp && mv file_tmp filename
output
discovery.uri=http://kokomaster.navada.com:8800
discovery.uri=http://kokomaster.navada.com:8800
answered Jun 6 at 15:20
Praveen Kumar BSPraveen Kumar BS
2,1302 gold badges3 silver badges11 bronze badges
I have used below awk command to do the same
command
awk '$0 !~/kokomaster/gsub("master","kokomaster",$0)1' filename >file_tmp && mv file_tmp filename
output
discovery.uri=http://kokomaster.navada.com:8800
discovery.uri=http://kokomaster.navada.com:8800
answered Jun 6 at 15:20
Praveen Kumar BSPraveen Kumar BS
2,1302 gold badges3 silver badges11 bronze badges
answered Jun 6 at 15:20
Praveen Kumar BSPraveen Kumar BS
2,1302 gold badges3 silver badges11 bronze badges
answered Jun 6 at 15:20
Praveen Kumar BSPraveen Kumar BS
2,1302 gold badges3 silver badges11 bronze badges
answered Jun 6 at 15:20
Praveen Kumar BSPraveen Kumar BS
2,1302 gold badges3 silver badges11 bronze badges
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add a comment |
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