edit a file using the values in another file as an input and redirect the file edit into another file
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So basically I've a file that contains the below Data.txt
<IP Address1>, 10, 23, <GW IP1>
FINAL INPUT.45.324
<IP Address2>, 40, 33, <GW IP2>
Another file that has values for each TAG as specified below info.txt
<IP Address1>10.155.120.20
<GW IP1>10.155.120.30
<IP address2>10.30.123.30
<GW IP2>10.30.123.1
Would like the final to look like this (file.txt)
10.155.120.20, 10, 23, 10.155.120.30
FINAL INPUT.45.324
10.30.123.30, 40, 33, 10.30.123.1
Trying to find example but I'm unable to figure it out
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So basically I've a file that contains the below Data.txt
<IP Address1>, 10, 23, <GW IP1>
FINAL INPUT.45.324
<IP Address2>, 40, 33, <GW IP2>
Another file that has values for each TAG as specified below info.txt
<IP Address1>10.155.120.20
<GW IP1>10.155.120.30
<IP address2>10.30.123.30
<GW IP2>10.30.123.1
Would like the final to look like this (file.txt)
10.155.120.20, 10, 23, 10.155.120.30
FINAL INPUT.45.324
10.30.123.30, 40, 33, 10.30.123.1
Trying to find example but I'm unable to figure it out
bash shell-script scripting
edited 8 mins ago
Valentin Bajrami
5,66111627
asked 12 mins ago
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So basically I've a file that contains the below Data.txt
<IP Address1>, 10, 23, <GW IP1>
FINAL INPUT.45.324
<IP Address2>, 40, 33, <GW IP2>
Another file that has values for each TAG as specified below info.txt
<IP Address1>10.155.120.20
<GW IP1>10.155.120.30
<IP address2>10.30.123.30
<GW IP2>10.30.123.1
Would like the final to look like this (file.txt)
10.155.120.20, 10, 23, 10.155.120.30
FINAL INPUT.45.324
10.30.123.30, 40, 33, 10.30.123.1
Trying to find example but I'm unable to figure it out
bash shell-script scripting
edited 8 mins ago
Valentin Bajrami
5,66111627
asked 12 mins ago
Mike
1
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So basically I've a file that contains the below Data.txt
<IP Address1>, 10, 23, <GW IP1>
FINAL INPUT.45.324
<IP Address2>, 40, 33, <GW IP2>
Another file that has values for each TAG as specified below info.txt
<IP Address1>10.155.120.20
<GW IP1>10.155.120.30
<IP address2>10.30.123.30
<GW IP2>10.30.123.1
Would like the final to look like this (file.txt)
10.155.120.20, 10, 23, 10.155.120.30
FINAL INPUT.45.324
10.30.123.30, 40, 33, 10.30.123.1
Trying to find example but I'm unable to figure it out
bash shell-script scripting
bash shell-script scripting
edited 8 mins ago
Valentin Bajrami
5,66111627
asked 12 mins ago
Mike
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edited 8 mins ago
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