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we have the follwing file ( could be the same line more or less )



more /tmp/info

linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes


how to manipulate the output so we get the follwing



expected results ( with lines indention ) 



linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s


linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full



linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes



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  • you need indention or add empty lines between? or both? and what have you tried so far?
    – Î±Ò“sнιη
    Apr 29 at 10:02











  • yes we need to indent the lines
    – jango
    Apr 29 at 10:08










  • @jango, then you should describe the indentation logic: how should the 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th block be indented and you should specify the indentation size
    – RomanPerekhrest
    Apr 29 at 10:09











  • yes only 4th as linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s ( we can ignore : "
    – jango
    Apr 29 at 10:11






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    @jango, what is the problem with describing the indentation logic? why should the 3rd block not be indented?
    – RomanPerekhrest
    Apr 29 at 10:18














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we have the follwing file ( could be the same line more or less )



more /tmp/info

linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes


how to manipulate the output so we get the follwing



expected results ( with lines indention ) 



linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s


linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full



linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes



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  • you need indention or add empty lines between? or both? and what have you tried so far?
    – Î±Ò“sнιη
    Apr 29 at 10:02











  • yes we need to indent the lines
    – jango
    Apr 29 at 10:08










  • @jango, then you should describe the indentation logic: how should the 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th block be indented and you should specify the indentation size
    – RomanPerekhrest
    Apr 29 at 10:09











  • yes only 4th as linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s ( we can ignore : "
    – jango
    Apr 29 at 10:11






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    @jango, what is the problem with describing the indentation logic? why should the 3rd block not be indented?
    – RomanPerekhrest
    Apr 29 at 10:18












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we have the follwing file ( could be the same line more or less )



more /tmp/info

linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes


how to manipulate the output so we get the follwing



expected results ( with lines indention ) 



linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s


linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full



linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes



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we have the follwing file ( could be the same line more or less )



more /tmp/info

linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes


how to manipulate the output so we get the follwing



expected results ( with lines indention ) 



linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s


linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex Full



linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link_detected yes




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closed as unclear what you're asking by αғsнιη, Archemar, jimmij, Romeo Ninov, meuh Apr 29 at 15:27


Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.






closed as unclear what you're asking by αғsнιη, Archemar, jimmij, Romeo Ninov, meuh Apr 29 at 15:27


Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.













  • you need indention or add empty lines between? or both? and what have you tried so far?
    – Î±Ò“sнιη
    Apr 29 at 10:02











  • yes we need to indent the lines
    – jango
    Apr 29 at 10:08










  • @jango, then you should describe the indentation logic: how should the 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th block be indented and you should specify the indentation size
    – RomanPerekhrest
    Apr 29 at 10:09











  • yes only 4th as linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s ( we can ignore : "
    – jango
    Apr 29 at 10:11






  • 1




    @jango, what is the problem with describing the indentation logic? why should the 3rd block not be indented?
    – RomanPerekhrest
    Apr 29 at 10:18
















  • you need indention or add empty lines between? or both? and what have you tried so far?
    – Î±Ò“sнιη
    Apr 29 at 10:02











  • yes we need to indent the lines
    – jango
    Apr 29 at 10:08










  • @jango, then you should describe the indentation logic: how should the 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th block be indented and you should specify the indentation size
    – RomanPerekhrest
    Apr 29 at 10:09











  • yes only 4th as linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s ( we can ignore : "
    – jango
    Apr 29 at 10:11






  • 1




    @jango, what is the problem with describing the indentation logic? why should the 3rd block not be indented?
    – RomanPerekhrest
    Apr 29 at 10:18















you need indention or add empty lines between? or both? and what have you tried so far?
– Î±Ò“sнιη
Apr 29 at 10:02





you need indention or add empty lines between? or both? and what have you tried so far?
– Î±Ò“sнιη
Apr 29 at 10:02













yes we need to indent the lines
– jango
Apr 29 at 10:08




yes we need to indent the lines
– jango
Apr 29 at 10:08












@jango, then you should describe the indentation logic: how should the 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th block be indented and you should specify the indentation size
– RomanPerekhrest
Apr 29 at 10:09





@jango, then you should describe the indentation logic: how should the 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th block be indented and you should specify the indentation size
– RomanPerekhrest
Apr 29 at 10:09













yes only 4th as linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s ( we can ignore : "
– jango
Apr 29 at 10:11




yes only 4th as linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed 10000Mb/s ( we can ignore : "
– jango
Apr 29 at 10:11




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1




@jango, what is the problem with describing the indentation logic? why should the 3rd block not be indented?
– RomanPerekhrest
Apr 29 at 10:18




@jango, what is the problem with describing the indentation logic? why should the 3rd block not be indented?
– RomanPerekhrest
Apr 29 at 10:18










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awk 'prev && prev != $3 print ORS ORS prev = $3 1' /tmp/info


The output:



linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s



linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full



linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes





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  • is it include lines indentation ?
    – jango
    Apr 29 at 10:09










  • see my update in the question
    – jango
    Apr 29 at 10:14

















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1 Answer
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oldest

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up vote
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accepted










Awk solution:



awk 'prev && prev != $3 print ORS ORS prev = $3 1' /tmp/info


The output:



linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s



linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full



linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes





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  • is it include lines indentation ?
    – jango
    Apr 29 at 10:09










  • see my update in the question
    – jango
    Apr 29 at 10:14














up vote
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down vote



accepted










Awk solution:



awk 'prev && prev != $3 print ORS ORS prev = $3 1' /tmp/info


The output:



linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s



linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full



linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes





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  • is it include lines indentation ?
    – jango
    Apr 29 at 10:09










  • see my update in the question
    – jango
    Apr 29 at 10:14












up vote
0
down vote



accepted







up vote
0
down vote



accepted






Awk solution:



awk 'prev && prev != $3 print ORS ORS prev = $3 1' /tmp/info


The output:



linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s



linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full



linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes





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Awk solution:



awk 'prev && prev != $3 print ORS ORS prev = $3 1' /tmp/info


The output:



linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Speed: 10000Mb/s



linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Duplex: Full



linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux01.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux02.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes
linux03.sys76.com eno83122 Link detected: yes






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answered Apr 29 at 10:03









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  • is it include lines indentation ?
    – jango
    Apr 29 at 10:09










  • see my update in the question
    – jango
    Apr 29 at 10:14
















  • is it include lines indentation ?
    – jango
    Apr 29 at 10:09










  • see my update in the question
    – jango
    Apr 29 at 10:14















is it include lines indentation ?
– jango
Apr 29 at 10:09




is it include lines indentation ?
– jango
Apr 29 at 10:09












see my update in the question
– jango
Apr 29 at 10:14




see my update in the question
– jango
Apr 29 at 10:14


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