Tag: grep

>> How to grep the ps Output With Headers

>> List All Superusers in Linux

>> Find Processes by Keyword in Linux

>> Check If a User Exists in Linux

>> Check if a Process Is Running in Linux

>> List Installed Packages in Linux

>> Count Occurrences of Character per Line/Field on Linux

>> Syncing Time With Network on Linux

>> Using grep While Excluding Binary Files

>> List Only Directories in a Linux Path

>> How to Extract IPv4 Addresses from Files in Linux

>> How to grep Hidden Files and Directories

>> Raise an Error in Bash Script

>> Extract Duration From Video File in Linux

>> Using grep After a Specified Line Number

>> Why Is \d Not Supported by grep’s Regex

>> Remove Redundant Paths From the $PATH Variable

>> How to Get the MAC Address of a Network Interface

>> Search Contents of Multiple PDF Files

>> Concatenate Files With a Separator

>> Use grep to Find Content in Files and Move Matched Files

>> grep in a tar.gz Archive

>> How to Write Stdout to a File with Colors

>> How to Find Non-ASCII Characters in Text Files in Linux

>> Search for a Multi-Line Pattern in a File in Linux

>> Using grep on a Continuous Stream

>> Show Only the N-th Line After the Match

>> Differences between PID, TID and PPID in Linux

>> How to Remove Non UTF-8 Characters From a File

>> How to Show the wget Progress Bar Only?

>> Check if a Variable Exists in a List in Bash

>> Working With Large Files in Linux

>> Get the Number of Processors/Cores in Linux

>> Filtering Only the Standard Error in Linux

>> How To Find Only Text Files in a Directory in Linux

>> Escape Double Quote In Grep

>> Get the Last Directory or Filename From a File Path

>> Move All Files Except One

>> Count Occurrences of a Char in a Text File in Linux

>> Kill a Process Running on a Specific Port in Linux

>> Exclude Directories With grep

>> Using grep on Files That Match Specific Criteria

>> Find and Convert Files Ending With CRLF

>> Exclude grep From ps Results

>> Check if a String Contains a Substring in Linux

>> How to Remove the Lines Which Appear in File B From Another File A in Linux

>> Search Within Specific File Types Using grep

>> Difference Between grep, sed, and awk

>> Exclude Multiple Patterns With Grep

>> Recursive Search and Replace in Text Files

>> What Does a Double-Dash in Shell Commands Mean?

>> Linux Kernel Versions: 32-Bit vs 64-Bit

>> How to Print the Longest Line(s) in a File

>> Delete Lines in a Text File That Contain a Specific String

>> Remove the First Characters of a Line

>> Remove Blank Lines From a File

>> Common Linux Text Search