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Tuesday, August 14, 2007

grep command

The grep command searches through one or more files for lines containing a target and then prints all of the matching lines it finds.
Multiline search should be enclosed within brackets otherwise grep will treat all others words as filename except the first one.
Posted by Haramohan Sahu at 8:13 AM

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