Text filtering from configuration file [duplicate]

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We have a config file which consists of more than 24000 lines.

I am stuck in one task. I need to segregate the lines starting as below (service definition of specific host in icinga2)

 Object Service "<host_name>"

And ending with

Files consists multiple other entries as well

I need to filter specific hosts definition alone.

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Check jq utility as icinga configs are JSON files
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We have a config file which consists of more than 24000 lines.

I am stuck in one task. I need to segregate the lines starting as below (service definition of specific host in icinga2)

 Object Service "<host_name>"

And ending with

Files consists multiple other entries as well

I need to filter specific hosts definition alone.

edited Dec 2 at 8:30

Rui F Ribeiro

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asked Dec 2 at 6:16

naren viru

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marked as duplicate by Sparhawk, Rui F Ribeiro, Thomas, G-Man, Stephen Harris Dec 3 at 0:40

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Check jq utility as icinga configs are JSON files
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Dec 2 at 9:37

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Print lines between (and including) two patterns

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We have a config file which consists of more than 24000 lines.

I am stuck in one task. I need to segregate the lines starting as below (service definition of specific host in icinga2)

 Object Service "<host_name>"

And ending with

Files consists multiple other entries as well

I need to filter specific hosts definition alone.

edited Dec 2 at 8:30

Rui F Ribeiro

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asked Dec 2 at 6:16

naren viru

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This question already has an answer here:

Print lines between (and including) two patterns

2 answers

We have a config file which consists of more than 24000 lines.

I am stuck in one task. I need to segregate the lines starting as below (service definition of specific host in icinga2)

 Object Service "<host_name>"

And ending with

Files consists multiple other entries as well

I need to filter specific hosts definition alone.

This question already has an answer here:

Print lines between (and including) two patterns

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shell-script awk sed grep icinga2

edited Dec 2 at 8:30

Rui F Ribeiro

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asked Dec 2 at 6:16

naren viru

213

edited Dec 2 at 8:30

Rui F Ribeiro

38.5k1479128

asked Dec 2 at 6:16

naren viru

213

edited Dec 2 at 8:30

Rui F Ribeiro

38.5k1479128

edited Dec 2 at 8:30

Rui F Ribeiro

38.5k1479128

edited Dec 2 at 8:30

Rui F Ribeiro

38.5k1479128

asked Dec 2 at 6:16

naren viru

213

asked Dec 2 at 6:16

naren viru

213

asked Dec 2 at 6:16

naren viru

213

marked as duplicate by Sparhawk, Rui F Ribeiro, Thomas, G-Man, Stephen Harris Dec 3 at 0:40

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marked as duplicate by Sparhawk, Rui F Ribeiro, Thomas, G-Man, Stephen Harris Dec 3 at 0:40

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Check jq utility as icinga configs are JSON files
– Romeo Ninov
Dec 2 at 9:37

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Check jq utility as icinga configs are JSON files
– Romeo Ninov
Dec 2 at 9:37

Check jq utility as icinga configs are JSON files
– Romeo Ninov
Dec 2 at 9:37

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Very simple sed approach:

sed -n '/incinga2/,/}/p' file

You might be better off with the commented on tools (jq) if the file's structure becomes more complicated, though.

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Very simple sed approach:

sed -n '/incinga2/,/}/p' file

You might be better off with the commented on tools (jq) if the file's structure becomes more complicated, though.

answered Dec 2 at 13:18

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Very simple sed approach:

sed -n '/incinga2/,/}/p' file

You might be better off with the commented on tools (jq) if the file's structure becomes more complicated, though.

answered Dec 2 at 13:18

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Very simple sed approach:

sed -n '/incinga2/,/}/p' file

You might be better off with the commented on tools (jq) if the file's structure becomes more complicated, though.

answered Dec 2 at 13:18

RudiC

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Very simple sed approach:

sed -n '/incinga2/,/}/p' file

You might be better off with the commented on tools (jq) if the file's structure becomes more complicated, though.

answered Dec 2 at 13:18

RudiC

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answered Dec 2 at 13:18

RudiC

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answered Dec 2 at 13:18

RudiC

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answered Dec 2 at 13:18

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