On Thu, May 03, 2007 at 07:21:26PM +0300, Udi Mottelo wrote:
On Thu, 3 May 2007, Dallman Ross wrote:
MY_TO = `formail -zx To: -zx Cc: | fmt -1 |
fmt -1 Beautiful idea!
Thanks. Been using it for at least a dozen years in this guise.
grep @ourdomain\. | uniq -c | tr -d '[[]()<>, ]'`
To be precise:
grep @ourdomain\. | tr -d '[[]()<>, ]' | sort -i | uniq -c -i`
Well, no. I did err in that I didn't want "uniq -c" -- I wanted
"sort -u". Then we don't need uniq at all. I tested the rest,
but I didn't test that one command because it was an afterthought
and it didn't occur to me that I might have misremembered. :-)
Actually, I see from my command history in my shell the I did it
right. But then I wrote the wrong thing in the email I was in
the middle of composing when I'd shelled out to test. Oh, well.
This is what I wanted there:
grep @notnetcom\. | sort -u | tr -d '[[]()<>, ]'
(That was a tab after the comma in the final brackets.)
Dallman
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