On Wed, Apr 07, 2004 at 11:39:47AM -0400, Travis Roy wrote:
> Sorry to top post, but what I was pointing out was charging for things
> like Libranet or the newest SuSE, not so much with *BSD, I know the BSD
> license is different.
Libranet can charge whatever they want to distribute their binari
Since recently I have some extra money in my pocket, I'm interested in
buying some sort of portable music player. My criteria are these:
1) MUST play both MP3 and OGG formats, since I have a substantial
amount of both, and no current physical access to my source
material in order to re-rip
> On Wed, Apr 07, 2004 at 03:05:52PM -0400, Tom Buskey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>> sed '0,/^uniqdelimiter/d' -e '/^uniqdelimter/d' file
>
> Odd, doesn't seem to be working for me.
Because I made a mistake. *sigh* I'm having ne of those days when you're
afraid to do rm -rf . w/o checking whi
On Wed, Apr 07, 2004 at 03:05:52PM -0400, Tom Buskey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> #!/bin/sh
>
> command1
> command2
> uniqdelimiter
> command3
> command4
> uniqdelimiter
> command5
>
> I want to filter it and get:
> command3
> command4
>
> In other words, everything between the lines that say "uniq
> Oops, sorry about last post
> I have a file:
Haha on the comments ;-)
/me blames using squirrelmail and hitting tab then return
> #!/bin/sh
>
> command1
> command2
> uniqdelimiter
> command3
> command4
> uniqdelimiter
> command5
>
> I want to filter it and get:
> command3
> command4
>
> In
perl -e 'open (JUNK, "junk"); while () { if (/uniqdelimiter/) { if
($value) { $value = 0; } else { $value = 1; } } (print $_) if $value; } }'
or.. in a script:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
my $file = $ARGV[0];
my $value = 0;
open(FILE, "$file");
while () {
if (/uniqdelimiter/) {
I have a file:
Would you care to share the file with us? Or are you just bragging
because you have a file? ;-)
It's marked "TOP SECRET" so I guess I can't... Sorry
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Here's one approach:
sed -e '/^uniqdelimiter$/,/^uniqdelimiter$/p' -e d | sed -e 1d -e '$d'
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On Wed, 2004-04-07 at 14:31, Tom Buskey wrote:
> I have a file:
>
Would you care to share the file with us? Or are you just bragging
because you have a file? ;-)
C-Ya,
Kenny
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Tom Buskey wrote:
I have a file:
You don't say
:)
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Oops, sorry about last post
I have a file:
#!/bin/sh
command1
command2
uniqdelimiter
command3
command4
uniqdelimiter
command5
I want to filter it and get:
command3
command4
In other words, everything between the lines that say "uniqdelimter".
This will do it:
sed '0,/^uniqdelimiter/d' file
I have a file:
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Sorry to top post, but what I was pointing out was charging for things
like Libranet or the newest SuSE, not so much with *BSD, I know the BSD
license is different.
Tom Buskey wrote:
Does Libranet contain proprietary software? It sounds like it is just
Debian with a particular mix of their dev
>>>Does Libranet contain proprietary software? It sounds like it is just
>>> Debian with a particular mix of their development branches. If so,
>>> the software is all GPL- or OSS-licenced, and can be copied freely.
>>
>>
>> Not necessarily. OpenBSD can be copied freely but the CD layout is
>> c
Does Libranet contain proprietary software? It sounds like it is just
Debian with a particular mix of their development branches. If so, the
software is all GPL- or OSS-licenced, and can be copied freely.
Not necessarily. OpenBSD can be copied freely but the CD layout is
copyrighted by Theo to
> Does Libranet contain proprietary software? It sounds like it is just
> Debian with a particular mix of their development branches. If so, the
> software is all GPL- or OSS-licenced, and can be copied freely.
Not necessarily. OpenBSD can be copied freely but the CD layout is
copyrighted by Th
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