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* <code>[[match]]</code> [[PAN-OS]] command | * <code>[[match]]</code> [[PAN-OS]] command | ||
| − | * Select-String or <code>sls</code> in [[PowerShell|Powershell]] | + | * <code>Select-String</code> or <code>sls</code> in [[PowerShell|Powershell]] |
* {{logging}} | * {{logging}} | ||
[[Category:Linux commands]] | [[Category:Linux commands]] | ||
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Revision as of 13:10, 13 January 2020
grep[1] is a command for searching plain text data sets for lines that match a regular expression.
~/.bash_profile
alias grep='grep --color=auto'
Common options
-o, --only-matching
Search for a pattern: TEXT="OTHER_TEXT"
grep -o 'TEXT="\w*"' index.html
Search for a pattern: TEXT="OTHER _TE XT" including spaces:
grep -o 'TEXT="[ a-zA-Z0-9_]*"' index.html
See also
ack, ag, grep,egrep, fgrep,agrep,ngrep,pgrep,awk,sed,strings,tr,tail,mtail,git grep,wc,uniq,LogQL,findstr (Windows),rg, git-grep, cutincludeCisco IOS commandmatchPAN-OS commandSelect-Stringorslsin Powershell- Linux logging, Cisco IOS logging
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