Hey guys I've got a text file that a script creates (specifically dmidecode > dmidecode.txt
) and I want to be able to grab the contents of "Product Name:" so in this case "HP t5740e Thin Client" but it will be slightly different for other machine types. I could just use sed
to count to line 44 and then slice it up until I get what I want but I'd like for it to be more dynamic than that.
Text file:
41 Handle 0x0001, DMI type 1, 27 bytes
42 System Information
43 Manufacturer: Hewlett-Packard
44 Product Name: HP t5740e Thin Client
45 Version:
46 Seria开发者_StackOverflow社区l Number: CNW1160BZ7
47 UUID: A0B86400-6BBD-11E0-8325-92EEE331A344
48 Wake-up Type: Power Switch
49 SKU Number: XL424AA#ABA
50 Family: 103C_53302C
Code I have that doesn't seem to work:
sed -c -i "s/\($TARGET_KEY *Product Name :*\).*/\1$REPLACEMENT_VALUE/" dmidecode.txt
I get the feeling my regular expressions is way off (probably because the initial examples I looked at tainted my "vision")
Any help is greatly appreciated! Also, anyone know of any good regular expression references I can check out?
UPDATE: Ok I was able to spend a little more time on this, found some better examples and got this out of my research:
grep -e "Product Name: HP" -e "Product Name: hp" dmidecode.txt | awk '{print}'
When I add '{print $NF}'
it prints just the last word, is there a way to modify print to include everything after the search string instead of the whole line itself?
Also, I should have noted this from the beginning, but I need the output to go into a variable.
you won't even need sed for that
grep "Product Name" input.txt | cut -f2 -d ":"
explanation
grep "Product Name"
give me only the lines containing "Product Name"
cut -f2 -d ":"
split those lines using ":" as delimiter and the return second field
With sed:
sed -n -e '/Product Name/{s/.*://p}'
If you want to remove spaces after :
:
sed -n -e '/Product Name/{s/.*: *//p}'
awk -F ": " '$1 ~ /Product Name$/ {print $2}' dmidecode.txt
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