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wwjd_kilden

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yup

you do

grep "what you want to find" filename.end

and then it returns all lines in that file matching "what you want to find"

but I want it to match that AND any IP adress -,- :p
 
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ilovehillsong

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#4,422
#4,422
I think I actually got that...no, its gone.

Can't you just set it to search everything?
 
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wwjd_kilden

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#4,423
#4,423
well yes, but the thing is:
if I search for <ip> and <string>

it finds

string
ip and string

which is OK, but I need something to count ONLY ip and string

..somehow :p
 
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ilovehillsong

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#4,424
#4,424
lol, your computer looks for string!!:D:D:D

what is computer speak for "and nothing else"?
 
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wwjd_kilden

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#4,425
#4,425
hehe, depends on the programming language :p
if I could use & it should in theory rule out the other stuff, but it don't work that well with grep -,-
HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
this is how it looks:

./ukes7.sh "melding" les.txt # looks for melding in les.txt
128.39.12.98 39 en melding her
melding om noe annet 102.34.121.4
en melding
melding

finds three lines... it should count 1 line ..... :p
 
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ilovehillsong

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#4,426
#4,426
what does melding mean? Its in there a lot.
 
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wwjd_kilden

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#4,427
#4,427
it just means "message"

it is simply a test file to see if I find what I'm looking for (rather than "everything else" as you put it
 
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ilovehillsong

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#4,428
#4,428
...computers are quite complicated, aren't they...
 
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wwjd_kilden

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#4,429
#4,429
yeah, I'm starting to get less angry at my computer when it acts uo, now that I know how much that actually has to go right for it to work :p
 
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ilovehillsong

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#4,430
#4,430
and it only knows the numbers 0 and 1 ...its quite impressive really...
 
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wwjd_kilden

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#4,431
#4,431
yeah

technically, it originally don't know the numbers either, it know either small bump or larger bump, charge or no/ lower charge ....
 
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ilovehillsong

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#4,432
#4,432
like, something existing and something not existing?
 
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wwjd_kilden

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#4,433
#4,433
kinda

computers store data with either magnetism (diskette, tape), burning dents in a layer (CD, DVD, ROM) or electricity (RAM)
* someone correct me if I am saying something wrong :p

all these are read as on/off ..or 1/0 low or no charge is 0, slightly higher charge is 1, dent is 1 (I think) no dent 0 same with magnetism
 
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ilovehillsong

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#4,436
lol, yes, not out of boredom, just not understanding. Don't worry, not everyone can be a computer genius like you!!:D
 
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wwjd_kilden

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#4,437
#4,437
lol, I feel like a idiot every time I try to make a program
 
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christiancollegegirl

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#4,438
#4,438
Don't worry about it Hillsong, I don't understand any of it either.
 
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notthatmatt

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#4,439
#4,439
Fell asleep reading my bible then woke up and ended up here...
 
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Belgian_Pilot

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#4,440
#4,440
wwjd_kilden said:
kinda

computers store data with either magnetism (diskette, tape), burning dents in a layer (CD, DVD, ROM) or electricity (RAM)
* someone correct me if I am saying something wrong :p

all these are read as on/off ..or 1/0 low or no charge is 0, slightly higher charge is 1, dent is 1 (I think) no dent 0 same with magnetism
Click to expand...
RAM uses capacitors to 'store' an electric charge. So you could say that a capacitor is an electric memory. Charged = 1, uncharged = 0.
 
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