Emil Pedersen wrote:
>
> "Schnorbus, Patrick" wrote:
> >
> > hi,
> >
> > may you help me? i need a regex for grep, to find lines containing NOT:
> > ^192.168
> > 212.23.138
>
> Hi.
>
> The '-v' flag "inverse" the meaning of grep, letting lines _not_
> matching regexp through.
>
> grep -v -e ^192.168 -e 212.23.138
>
> would skip lines starting with "192.168" and lines containing
> "212.23.138" (anywhere in line since there is no '^' starting the
> regexp).
>
> Try "man grep" for a better explanation/overview of grep capabilities.
. matches any single character, if you want real dot you need \. or
[.]
erik
