bash: awk write each match to a file and increment filename
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I want to read a file without whitespaces, filled with root certificates and seperate them into new files per match. I can select all matching certificates at once and insert to a single file, but I can't figure out, how to seperate per match and make print create a new file each cert.
awk '/-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----/,/-----END CERTIFICATE-----/ print > outputlist ' inputlist
I tried it already with a while read loop, but that didn't work.
awk certificates
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I want to read a file without whitespaces, filled with root certificates and seperate them into new files per match. I can select all matching certificates at once and insert to a single file, but I can't figure out, how to seperate per match and make print create a new file each cert.
awk '/-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----/,/-----END CERTIFICATE-----/ print > outputlist ' inputlist
I tried it already with a while read loop, but that didn't work.
awk certificates
edited Mar 12 at 19:26
Rui F Ribeiro
42k1483142
asked Mar 11 at 16:01
Mickey MazurekMickey Mazurek
83
add a comment |
1
1
1
I want to read a file without whitespaces, filled with root certificates and seperate them into new files per match. I can select all matching certificates at once and insert to a single file, but I can't figure out, how to seperate per match and make print create a new file each cert.
awk '/-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----/,/-----END CERTIFICATE-----/ print > outputlist ' inputlist
I tried it already with a while read loop, but that didn't work.
awk certificates
edited Mar 12 at 19:26
Rui F Ribeiro
42k1483142
asked Mar 11 at 16:01
Mickey MazurekMickey Mazurek
83
I want to read a file without whitespaces, filled with root certificates and seperate them into new files per match. I can select all matching certificates at once and insert to a single file, but I can't figure out, how to seperate per match and make print create a new file each cert.
awk '/-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----/,/-----END CERTIFICATE-----/ print > outputlist ' inputlist
I tried it already with a while read loop, but that didn't work.
awk certificates
awk certificates
edited Mar 12 at 19:26
Rui F Ribeiro
42k1483142
asked Mar 11 at 16:01
Mickey MazurekMickey Mazurek
83
edited Mar 12 at 19:26
Rui F Ribeiro
42k1483142
asked Mar 11 at 16:01
Mickey MazurekMickey Mazurek
83
edited Mar 12 at 19:26
Rui F Ribeiro
42k1483142
edited Mar 12 at 19:26
Rui F Ribeiro
42k1483142
edited Mar 12 at 19:26
Rui F Ribeiro
42k1483142
42k1483142
asked Mar 11 at 16:01
Mickey MazurekMickey Mazurek
83
asked Mar 11 at 16:01
Mickey MazurekMickey Mazurek
83
asked Mar 11 at 16:01
Mickey MazurekMickey Mazurek
83
83
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Give a try to this:
awk '/-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----/,/-----END CERTIFICATE-----/ if ( $0 ~ /-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----/) nb++ ; print > "certificate" nb ".txt" ;' inputlist
I always have this page open aside when writing awk script: Awk
Files generated:
$ ls certificate*
certificate1.txt certificate2.txt
answered Mar 11 at 16:14
Jay jargotJay jargot
97138
This Looks great! I going to check it tomorrow. Need to hurry home, but thanks Forward for your help! I will reply to tomorrow with results :)
– Mickey Mazurek
Mar 11 at 16:20
It worked! thx for that. :) this was the trickiest part. At the beginning the Cert had no ---begin & end---- ... had to include it with sed, but that took Ages for me to figure out how to. I googled a lot, but I found no good explenation, because I didn't know, was it a record seperator, or do i Need some other Options and variables... such a brainf**** ^^
– Mickey Mazurek
Mar 12 at 8:17
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Give a try to this:
awk '/-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----/,/-----END CERTIFICATE-----/ if ( $0 ~ /-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----/) nb++ ; print > "certificate" nb ".txt" ;' inputlist
I always have this page open aside when writing awk script: Awk
Files generated:
$ ls certificate*
certificate1.txt certificate2.txt
answered Mar 11 at 16:14
Jay jargotJay jargot
97138
This Looks great! I going to check it tomorrow. Need to hurry home, but thanks Forward for your help! I will reply to tomorrow with results :)
– Mickey Mazurek
Mar 11 at 16:20
It worked! thx for that. :) this was the trickiest part. At the beginning the Cert had no ---begin & end---- ... had to include it with sed, but that took Ages for me to figure out how to. I googled a lot, but I found no good explenation, because I didn't know, was it a record seperator, or do i Need some other Options and variables... such a brainf**** ^^
– Mickey Mazurek
Mar 12 at 8:17
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Give a try to this:
awk '/-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----/,/-----END CERTIFICATE-----/ if ( $0 ~ /-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----/) nb++ ; print > "certificate" nb ".txt" ;' inputlist
I always have this page open aside when writing awk script: Awk
Files generated:
$ ls certificate*
certificate1.txt certificate2.txt
answered Mar 11 at 16:14
Jay jargotJay jargot
97138
This Looks great! I going to check it tomorrow. Need to hurry home, but thanks Forward for your help! I will reply to tomorrow with results :)
– Mickey Mazurek
Mar 11 at 16:20
It worked! thx for that. :) this was the trickiest part. At the beginning the Cert had no ---begin & end---- ... had to include it with sed, but that took Ages for me to figure out how to. I googled a lot, but I found no good explenation, because I didn't know, was it a record seperator, or do i Need some other Options and variables... such a brainf**** ^^
– Mickey Mazurek
Mar 12 at 8:17
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Give a try to this:
awk '/-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----/,/-----END CERTIFICATE-----/ if ( $0 ~ /-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----/) nb++ ; print > "certificate" nb ".txt" ;' inputlist
I always have this page open aside when writing awk script: Awk
Files generated:
$ ls certificate*
certificate1.txt certificate2.txt
answered Mar 11 at 16:14
Jay jargotJay jargot
97138
Give a try to this:
awk '/-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----/,/-----END CERTIFICATE-----/ if ( $0 ~ /-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----/) nb++ ; print > "certificate" nb ".txt" ;' inputlist
I always have this page open aside when writing awk script: Awk
Files generated:
$ ls certificate*
certificate1.txt certificate2.txt
answered Mar 11 at 16:14
Jay jargotJay jargot
97138
edited Mar 12 at 7:46
answered Mar 11 at 16:14
Jay jargotJay jargot
97138
answered Mar 11 at 16:14
Jay jargotJay jargot
97138
answered Mar 11 at 16:14
Jay jargotJay jargot
97138
97138
This Looks great! I going to check it tomorrow. Need to hurry home, but thanks Forward for your help! I will reply to tomorrow with results :)
– Mickey Mazurek
Mar 11 at 16:20
It worked! thx for that. :) this was the trickiest part. At the beginning the Cert had no ---begin & end---- ... had to include it with sed, but that took Ages for me to figure out how to. I googled a lot, but I found no good explenation, because I didn't know, was it a record seperator, or do i Need some other Options and variables... such a brainf**** ^^
– Mickey Mazurek
Mar 12 at 8:17
add a comment |
This Looks great! I going to check it tomorrow. Need to hurry home, but thanks Forward for your help! I will reply to tomorrow with results :)
– Mickey Mazurek
Mar 11 at 16:20
It worked! thx for that. :) this was the trickiest part. At the beginning the Cert had no ---begin & end---- ... had to include it with sed, but that took Ages for me to figure out how to. I googled a lot, but I found no good explenation, because I didn't know, was it a record seperator, or do i Need some other Options and variables... such a brainf**** ^^
– Mickey Mazurek
Mar 12 at 8:17
This Looks great! I going to check it tomorrow. Need to hurry home, but thanks Forward for your help! I will reply to tomorrow with results :)
– Mickey Mazurek
Mar 11 at 16:20
This Looks great! I going to check it tomorrow. Need to hurry home, but thanks Forward for your help! I will reply to tomorrow with results :)
– Mickey Mazurek
Mar 11 at 16:20
It worked! thx for that. :) this was the trickiest part. At the beginning the Cert had no ---begin & end---- ... had to include it with sed, but that took Ages for me to figure out how to. I googled a lot, but I found no good explenation, because I didn't know, was it a record seperator, or do i Need some other Options and variables... such a brainf**** ^^
– Mickey Mazurek
Mar 12 at 8:17
It worked! thx for that. :) this was the trickiest part. At the beginning the Cert had no ---begin & end---- ... had to include it with sed, but that took Ages for me to figure out how to. I googled a lot, but I found no good explenation, because I didn't know, was it a record seperator, or do i Need some other Options and variables... such a brainf**** ^^
– Mickey Mazurek
Mar 12 at 8:17
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