[SOLVED] Put two line together (make one line)

Found an old sed1line.txt file and now it works...

----[ '~/bin/find_active_computers' ]-----------------------------------
#!/bin/bash

INPUT="$1"

if [ -n "${INPUT}" ]
then

  SCAN_LIST=`nmap -sP ${INPUT} |sed -e :a -e '$!N;s/\nMAC/MAC/;ta' -e 'P;D' |grep ^Host`
  SRV_NUM=`echo -e "${SCAN_LIST}" |grep ^Host |wc -l`

  echo -e "${SCAN_LIST}" |
  while read LINE
  do

    HOST_IP=`echo -e "${LINE}" |sed 's|^Host \(.*\) is up.*|\1|'`

    echo "${HOST_IP}" |grep --regexp="(" >/dev/null
    if [ $? -eq 0 ]
    then
     IP=`echo     -e "${HOST_IP}" |sed 's|.* (\(.*\)).*|\1|'`
    else
     IP=`echo     -e "${HOST_IP}" |sed 's|^Host \(.*\) .*|\1|'`
    fi

    echo "${HOST_IP}" |grep --regexp="(" >/dev/null
    if [ $? -eq 0 ]
    then
      FQDN=`echo  -e "${HOST_IP}" |sed 's|\(.*\) (.*|\1|'`
    else
      FQDN=${IP}
    fi

    MAC=`echo     -e "${LINE}"    |grep --regexp="MAC" |sed 's|.*MAC Address: \(.*[0-9A-F:]\) .*|\1|'`
    if [ -z "${MAC}" ]
    then
      MAC="active_host"
    fi

    echo "${IP},${FQDN},${MAC}"

  done

fi
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