sed + how to remove the last string after specific character
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Solution 1
maybe with cut instead of sed?
echo "10.10.10.5" | cut -d. -f-3
if it has to be sed
echo "10.10.10.5fsdfdsf" | sed -e 's/\.[^\.]*$//'
Solution 2
Why sed? How about manipulating with bash parameter expansion?
var="192.168.200.1"
echo ${var%.*}
192.168.200
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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yael over 1 year
how to remove the last string after "." character include the "." character itself
implementation can be with sed under Linux/Solaris operation system
example of IP address before change
192.9.200.1 ( need to remove the .1 )
expected results
192.9.200
other example
100.2.2.101FFF
expected results
100.2.2
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Johannes about 11 yearsjust a side note, but using sed this way is advocating backtracking on the regex engine which is slow in case you need to change a huge amount of records on a regular basis.
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