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Comment on Delete lines between two matching patterns by Mohammed

Mohammed — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 19:51:01 +0000

Here is a sed one liner to remove lines between two matching patterns.

sed ‘/PATRN_START/,/PATRN_END/d’ filename.txt
This will remove all lines in between PATRN_START and PATRN_END, including the matching lines. If the file contains multiple occurrences of PATRN_START and PATRN_END, all of them will be removed.

sed ‘/PATRN_START/,/PATRN_END/{//p;d;}’
This is almost similar to the above one, but won’t remove the matching pattern lines (PATRN_START and PATRN_END). All lines in between the matching patterns will be removed.

~mohammed

Comment on How to reset cPanel account password by Mohammed

Mohammed — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 10:32:55 +0000

fique, I didn’t get your comment clearly. I don’t see a “++ password:” usage in my post. However, what I meant is to select or enlarge the domain section by clicking on the + sign near domain name.

~mohammed