Sed Output needed from Linked Folder
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I am able to get the Below answer starting with 21. I need to get rid of the beginning, and the end. I only need to get the "/apps/java/default_jdk"
What is the best Sed Command that will get me that output?
find /apps/java/ -type l -exec ls -lad {} ; |grep /apps/java/default | awk -F: '{print $2}'
21 /apps/java/default_jdk -> jdk1.8.0_181
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I am able to get the Below answer starting with 21. I need to get rid of the beginning, and the end. I only need to get the "/apps/java/default_jdk"
What is the best Sed Command that will get me that output?
find /apps/java/ -type l -exec ls -lad {} ; |grep /apps/java/default | awk -F: '{print $2}'
21 /apps/java/default_jdk -> jdk1.8.0_181
linux sed
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Why don't you just do "find /apps/java -type l -print"?
– Lewis M
Nov 30 at 17:20
Why do you runfindat all? You are pointingfindat the directory where the symbolic link is found, and you know its name. Is it that you don't know that the filename suffix is_jdk?
– Kusalananda
Nov 30 at 17:44
By the way,ls -ladis equivalent tols -ld.
– Scott
Dec 1 at 4:50
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I am able to get the Below answer starting with 21. I need to get rid of the beginning, and the end. I only need to get the "/apps/java/default_jdk"
What is the best Sed Command that will get me that output?
find /apps/java/ -type l -exec ls -lad {} ; |grep /apps/java/default | awk -F: '{print $2}'
21 /apps/java/default_jdk -> jdk1.8.0_181
linux sed
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I am able to get the Below answer starting with 21. I need to get rid of the beginning, and the end. I only need to get the "/apps/java/default_jdk"
What is the best Sed Command that will get me that output?
find /apps/java/ -type l -exec ls -lad {} ; |grep /apps/java/default | awk -F: '{print $2}'
21 /apps/java/default_jdk -> jdk1.8.0_181
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Why don't you just do "find /apps/java -type l -print"?
– Lewis M
Nov 30 at 17:20
Why do you runfindat all? You are pointingfindat the directory where the symbolic link is found, and you know its name. Is it that you don't know that the filename suffix is_jdk?
– Kusalananda
Nov 30 at 17:44
By the way,ls -ladis equivalent tols -ld.
– Scott
Dec 1 at 4:50
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Why don't you just do "find /apps/java -type l -print"?
– Lewis M
Nov 30 at 17:20
Why do you runfindat all? You are pointingfindat the directory where the symbolic link is found, and you know its name. Is it that you don't know that the filename suffix is_jdk?
– Kusalananda
Nov 30 at 17:44
By the way,ls -ladis equivalent tols -ld.
– Scott
Dec 1 at 4:50
1
1
Why don't you just do "find /apps/java -type l -print"?
– Lewis M
Nov 30 at 17:20
Why don't you just do "find /apps/java -type l -print"?
– Lewis M
Nov 30 at 17:20
Why do you run
find at all? You are pointing find at the directory where the symbolic link is found, and you know its name. Is it that you don't know that the filename suffix is _jdk?– Kusalananda
Nov 30 at 17:44
Why do you run
find at all? You are pointing find at the directory where the symbolic link is found, and you know its name. Is it that you don't know that the filename suffix is _jdk?– Kusalananda
Nov 30 at 17:44
By the way,
ls -lad is equivalent to ls -ld.– Scott
Dec 1 at 4:50
By the way,
ls -lad is equivalent to ls -ld.– Scott
Dec 1 at 4:50
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After Joshva Jo's suggestion, I have made some changes, and made it work.
Command:
find /apps/java/ -type l -exec ls -ld {} ; | grep default* | awk -F ' ' '{print $9}'
Output:
/apps/java/default_jdk
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find /apps/java/ -type l -exec ls -lad {} ; |grep /apps/java/default | awk -F' ' '{print $2 $3}'
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I don't know why there is down vote for this answer. What's wrong in it ? The person who down voted explain the reason and then down vote it.
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After Joshva Jo's suggestion, I have made some changes, and made it work.
Command:
find /apps/java/ -type l -exec ls -ld {} ; | grep default* | awk -F ' ' '{print $9}'
Output:
/apps/java/default_jdk
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After Joshva Jo's suggestion, I have made some changes, and made it work.
Command:
find /apps/java/ -type l -exec ls -ld {} ; | grep default* | awk -F ' ' '{print $9}'
Output:
/apps/java/default_jdk
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After Joshva Jo's suggestion, I have made some changes, and made it work.
Command:
find /apps/java/ -type l -exec ls -ld {} ; | grep default* | awk -F ' ' '{print $9}'
Output:
/apps/java/default_jdk
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After Joshva Jo's suggestion, I have made some changes, and made it work.
Command:
find /apps/java/ -type l -exec ls -ld {} ; | grep default* | awk -F ' ' '{print $9}'
Output:
/apps/java/default_jdk
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I don't know why there is down vote for this answer. What's wrong in it ? The person who down voted explain the reason and then down vote it.
– Joshva Jo
Dec 1 at 4:55
Thank you for the answer. I worked for me. Thumbs Up. Ignore negative people.
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I don't know why there is down vote for this answer. What's wrong in it ? The person who down voted explain the reason and then down vote it.
– Joshva Jo
Dec 1 at 4:55
Thank you for the answer. I worked for me. Thumbs Up. Ignore negative people.
– Bek
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find /apps/java/ -type l -exec ls -lad {} ; |grep /apps/java/default | awk -F' ' '{print $2 $3}'
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I don't know why there is down vote for this answer. What's wrong in it ? The person who down voted explain the reason and then down vote it.
– Joshva Jo
Dec 1 at 4:55
Thank you for the answer. I worked for me. Thumbs Up. Ignore negative people.
– Bek
yesterday
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I don't know why there is down vote for this answer. What's wrong in it ? The person who down voted explain the reason and then down vote it.
– Joshva Jo
Dec 1 at 4:55
Thank you for the answer. I worked for me. Thumbs Up. Ignore negative people.
– Bek
yesterday
I don't know why there is down vote for this answer. What's wrong in it ? The person who down voted explain the reason and then down vote it.
– Joshva Jo
Dec 1 at 4:55
I don't know why there is down vote for this answer. What's wrong in it ? The person who down voted explain the reason and then down vote it.
– Joshva Jo
Dec 1 at 4:55
Thank you for the answer. I worked for me. Thumbs Up. Ignore negative people.
– Bek
yesterday
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Why don't you just do "find /apps/java -type l -print"?
– Lewis M
Nov 30 at 17:20
Why do you run
findat all? You are pointingfindat the directory where the symbolic link is found, and you know its name. Is it that you don't know that the filename suffix is_jdk?– Kusalananda
Nov 30 at 17:44
By the way,
ls -ladis equivalent tols -ld.– Scott
Dec 1 at 4:50