shell: run command based on regexp pattern
Apr 22, 2005 | 12:44 pm
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shell: run command based on regexp pattern
here's a shell question fer ya'll.
for a *NIX shell, based on a regexp pattern, can the shell be smart enough to execute a command based on that?
For instance, if you're doing a ton of sshing or telnetting to devices with a similar device schema (xxxx-nodey) can the shell interpret this as to telnet to that specific node?
Thx all!
-JC
for a *NIX shell, based on a regexp pattern, can the shell be smart enough to execute a command based on that?
For instance, if you're doing a ton of sshing or telnetting to devices with a similar device schema (xxxx-nodey) can the shell interpret this as to telnet to that specific node?
Thx all!
-JC
Apr 22, 2005 | 12:53 pm
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Originally Posted by jcooke
here's a shell question fer ya'll.
for a *NIX shell, based on a regexp pattern, can the shell be smart enough to execute a command based on that?
For instance, if you're doing a ton of sshing or telnetting to devices with a similar device schema (xxxx-nodey) can the shell interpret this as to telnet to that specific node?
Thx all!
-JC
for a *NIX shell, based on a regexp pattern, can the shell be smart enough to execute a command based on that?
For instance, if you're doing a ton of sshing or telnetting to devices with a similar device schema (xxxx-nodey) can the shell interpret this as to telnet to that specific node?
Thx all!
-JC