Re: How to use sed to remove a line from a cron file and also remove all commented lines directly above it
'Cameron Simpson' <[email protected]>
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On 09Jul2012 21:56, Van Handel <[email protected]> wrote: | Thanks. I think I even understand it. I'll try it at work tomorrow. | This will be a general-use great tool to have for running software updates | where the same command needs to go into a cron file with small changes, like | a new option. | (also fstab, log4j xml files, etc) Um, one thing to note: the example sed script supplied may well eat the final line of the file. You may need to pad the file with a blank line for safety. Test it thoroughly. Cheers, -- Cameron Simpson <[email protected]> I am reminded of a memorable scene in "Falling Down", starring Michael Douglas. In fact, I'm reminded of the whole damn movie, from glorious start to amusing finish. I nominate it as the official movie of alt.peeves. - mathew, [email protected]