On Thu, Jun 29, 2006 at 01:12:32PM +0100, Declan Moriarty wrote:
> To trim the crud, Proinnsias offered
> > Probably easily solved by adding a :
> > | sed -e 's/ .*$//'
> > before the | less
>> This was excellent - it provided the correct search term. It didn't
> work, mind you. I got a list of lines saying
> Visited:
> and nothing more. So the correct answer seems to have been
>> strings index.dat | grep Visited |less
>
*ah* ... If we'd known the lines started with "Visited: " we could have
made the job much easier ...
strings index.dat | grep ^Visited | sed -e 's@\(/.*\) .*$@\1@' | less
Should do the trick - again, untested and ymmv
(we're looking for a / followed by a number of characters before a space
and a number of characters preceeding the EoL char ($) and stripping the
space up to the EoL, this should do the job.
P
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