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I have a file abc.txt in that file having 29 records In these records we need to remove some of the lines which are having the url based on the URL http://163.172.47.140:55555/



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- 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://163.172.47.140:55555/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323



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I have a file abc.txt in that file having 29 records In these records we need to remove some of the lines which are having the url based on the URL http://163.172.47.140:55555/



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- 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://163.172.47.140:55555/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323



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I have a file abc.txt in that file having 29 records In these records we need to remove some of the lines which are having the url based on the URL http://163.172.47.140:55555/



For example:



- 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://163.172.47.140:55555/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323



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I have a file abc.txt in that file having 29 records In these records we need to remove some of the lines which are having the url based on the URL http://163.172.47.140:55555/



For example:



- 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://163.172.47.140:55555/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323




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  • Have you tried with a text editor, eg. vi ?
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  • Have you tried with a text editor, eg. vi ?
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Have you tried with a text editor, eg. vi ?
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With sed command:



Sample input.txt:



- 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://163.172.47.140:55555/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323
- 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://192.172.45.130:55550/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323
- 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://163.172.47.140:55555/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323


sed -i '/http://163.172.47.140:55555//d' input.txt



  • -i - edit file inplace


  • d - delete records matching a certain pattern

The final input.txt contents:



- 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://192.172.45.130:55550/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323





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    grep -vF 'http://163.172.47.140:55555/' input



    • -vF str - all lines that don't contain str





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    • I want to remove the entire line with this 163.172.47.140:55555
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    Inputfile



    - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://163.172.47.140:55555/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323
    - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://195.175.45.130:55550/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323
    - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://163.172.47.140:55555/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323


    Below command delete the lines which contains "http://163.172.47.140:55555"



    Command:



     awk '!/http://163.172.47.140:55555/print $0' inputfile


    output



    - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://195.175.45.130:55550/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323





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    • cool and readable ... or even awk '!/http://163.172.47.140:55555/'
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    With sed command:



    Sample input.txt:



    - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://163.172.47.140:55555/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323
    - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://192.172.45.130:55550/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323
    - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://163.172.47.140:55555/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323


    sed -i '/http://163.172.47.140:55555//d' input.txt



    • -i - edit file inplace


    • d - delete records matching a certain pattern

    The final input.txt contents:



    - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://192.172.45.130:55550/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323





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      With sed command:



      Sample input.txt:



      - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://163.172.47.140:55555/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323
      - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://192.172.45.130:55550/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323
      - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://163.172.47.140:55555/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323


      sed -i '/http://163.172.47.140:55555//d' input.txt



      • -i - edit file inplace


      • d - delete records matching a certain pattern

      The final input.txt contents:



      - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://192.172.45.130:55550/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323





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        With sed command:



        Sample input.txt:



        - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://163.172.47.140:55555/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323
        - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://192.172.45.130:55550/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323
        - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://163.172.47.140:55555/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323


        sed -i '/http://163.172.47.140:55555//d' input.txt



        • -i - edit file inplace


        • d - delete records matching a certain pattern

        The final input.txt contents:



        - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://192.172.45.130:55550/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323





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        With sed command:



        Sample input.txt:



        - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://163.172.47.140:55555/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323
        - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://192.172.45.130:55550/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323
        - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://163.172.47.140:55555/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323


        sed -i '/http://163.172.47.140:55555//d' input.txt



        • -i - edit file inplace


        • d - delete records matching a certain pattern

        The final input.txt contents:



        - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://192.172.45.130:55550/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323






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            grep -vF 'http://163.172.47.140:55555/' input



            • -vF str - all lines that don't contain str





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            • I want to remove the entire line with this 163.172.47.140:55555
              – Ramadevi Palagani
              Jan 26 at 11:48














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            grep -vF 'http://163.172.47.140:55555/' input



            • -vF str - all lines that don't contain str





            share|improve this answer




















            • I want to remove the entire line with this 163.172.47.140:55555
              – Ramadevi Palagani
              Jan 26 at 11:48












            up vote
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            down vote










            up vote
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            down vote









            grep -vF 'http://163.172.47.140:55555/' input



            • -vF str - all lines that don't contain str





            share|improve this answer












            grep -vF 'http://163.172.47.140:55555/' input



            • -vF str - all lines that don't contain str






            share|improve this answer












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            answered Jan 23 at 11:03









            JJoao

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            • I want to remove the entire line with this 163.172.47.140:55555
              – Ramadevi Palagani
              Jan 26 at 11:48
















            • I want to remove the entire line with this 163.172.47.140:55555
              – Ramadevi Palagani
              Jan 26 at 11:48















            I want to remove the entire line with this 163.172.47.140:55555
            – Ramadevi Palagani
            Jan 26 at 11:48




            I want to remove the entire line with this 163.172.47.140:55555
            – Ramadevi Palagani
            Jan 26 at 11:48










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            Inputfile



            - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://163.172.47.140:55555/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323
            - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://195.175.45.130:55550/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323
            - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://163.172.47.140:55555/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323


            Below command delete the lines which contains "http://163.172.47.140:55555"



            Command:



             awk '!/http://163.172.47.140:55555/print $0' inputfile


            output



            - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://195.175.45.130:55550/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323





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            • cool and readable ... or even awk '!/http://163.172.47.140:55555/'
              – JJoao
              Jan 24 at 8:17














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            Inputfile



            - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://163.172.47.140:55555/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323
            - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://195.175.45.130:55550/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323
            - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://163.172.47.140:55555/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323


            Below command delete the lines which contains "http://163.172.47.140:55555"



            Command:



             awk '!/http://163.172.47.140:55555/print $0' inputfile


            output



            - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://195.175.45.130:55550/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323





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            • cool and readable ... or even awk '!/http://163.172.47.140:55555/'
              – JJoao
              Jan 24 at 8:17












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            Inputfile



            - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://163.172.47.140:55555/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323
            - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://195.175.45.130:55550/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323
            - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://163.172.47.140:55555/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323


            Below command delete the lines which contains "http://163.172.47.140:55555"



            Command:



             awk '!/http://163.172.47.140:55555/print $0' inputfile


            output



            - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://195.175.45.130:55550/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323





            share|improve this answer












            Inputfile



            - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://163.172.47.140:55555/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323
            - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://195.175.45.130:55550/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323
            - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://163.172.47.140:55555/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323


            Below command delete the lines which contains "http://163.172.47.140:55555"



            Command:



             awk '!/http://163.172.47.140:55555/print $0' inputfile


            output



            - 163.12372.473.1440 35010 2018-01-18 01:03:13 +0000 POST http://195.175.45.130:55550/?oip=163.172.47.140 HTTP/1.1 200 147 -est_useragent - - test_refe test_useragent - - test_referer text/json 323






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            • cool and readable ... or even awk '!/http://163.172.47.140:55555/'
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            • cool and readable ... or even awk '!/http://163.172.47.140:55555/'
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            cool and readable ... or even awk '!/http://163.172.47.140:55555/'
            – JJoao
            Jan 24 at 8:17




            cool and readable ... or even awk '!/http://163.172.47.140:55555/'
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