I have a file containing the following information I need to extract only the IP addresses from this file and move them to another file. I also need to ALWAYS exclude the IP information that comes under "vfiler0."
===Base File=== vfiler0 running ipspace: default-ipspace IP address: 10.42.156.16 [e0a] IP address: 10.42.156.19 [bae_test] IP address: 10.42.156.18 [e5a] Path: / [/etc] UUID: 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 vfiler1 running ipspace: default-ipspace IP address: 123.123.123.123 [unconfigured] Path: /vol/palermo [/etc] UUID: 4fa0d3d8-ecd6-11df-af94-00a09808463c vfilerbae running ipspace: default-ipspace IP address: 123.124.123.123 [unconfigured] Path: /vol/bae_testing [/etc] UUID: 605f7aa8-ecd6-11df-af94-00a09808463c ===Desired Output File=== 123.123.123.123 123.124.123.123
I am starting with a snippit of my script like this, but i'm running to problems and this doesn't account for the vfiler0 removal.
#! /usr/software/bin/perl open (FaHout, ">> /tmp/vflist2.out"); open (FaH, "/tmp/vflist1.out"); while ( <FaH> ) { chomp; if (m/{[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1 +,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}}/) { $ip=$1; print FaHout "$ip\n"; } } close FaH;

In reply to Extracing (and excluding) IP's from a file by sporesbash

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