OS: Linux
Question about +POS -POS vs -k
Given data in /tmp/list:
10.165.114.153
10.165.114.236
10.165.114.82
10.165.114.225
10.165.115.131
10.165.114.163
then:
% sort -t\. -n +2 -3 +3 < /tmp/list
10.165.114.82
10.165.114.153
10.165.114.163
10.165.114.225
10.165.114.236
10.165.115.131
yields what I expect.
But,
% sort -nt\. -k3,4 -k4 < /tmp/list
10.165.114.153
10.165.114.163
10.165.114.225
10.165.114.236
10.165.114.82
10.165.115.131
does not.
Is this just a fluke. What is the correct way to sort these kinds of lists
correctly.
Thanks,
Phil
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