How can i add an ip address and mac adderess of the ifconfig command to a file?
I konow that awk solves the problem but how.
my archive is /tmp/armd
somebody told me to use sth like this:
awk -vval=$( ifconfig eth0 | grep "inet addr" | cut -d" " -f1 ) 'BEGIN{v2=val} { if (NR==1) {print $0" "v2} else print; }' /tmp/armd
what i want is this:
i have this archive /tmp/armd:
asdmpo sdmpm pnsad
pomsd osndsd snsdoni
and what i need is this:
asdmpo sdmpm pnsad 192.168.100.1 00:09:6B:5F:4EB
pomsd osndsd snsdoni 192.168.100.1 00:09:6B:5F:4EB

Just use a redirect to put the output into a file..

command > file

but my file would be this

asdmpo sdmpm pnsad
pomsd osndsd snsdoni
192.168.100.1
00:09:6B:5F:4EB
192.168.100.1
00:09:6B:5F:4EB
using command >> file

Oh I see.. you might be able to use the column command, not sure, never really used it myself or you could craft up a perl script to manipulate the data in the order that you desire.

That's awfull in one line but.. here we go:

oh,oohh, that's awesome, i'll probe it.
Thanks

i want to lern more about it. How can i delete addr: an put a blank " ". This is the output:
# awk -vval="`/sbin/ifconfig eth0 | awk '/inet/ {print $2} /HWaddr/ {printf $5} ' | sed 's/adr:/ /' `" '{printf $0" "; print val}' /tmp/armd5

4a2fd01b461f892c972fec9e41ea5d33 /tmp//bin.tar 08:00:46:EE:86:ACaddr:192.168.245.95
c61153a9d34c1d84c9cd11b7072c952b /tmp//etc.tar 08:00:46:EE:86:ACaddr:192.168.245.95
20340618f9ed1613c2de0bd322f64966 /tmp//sbin.tar 08:00:46:EE:86:ACaddr:192.168.245.95
70e4d1a2b16c5f1ec4d1c0abfecb26f9 /tmp/ubin.tar 08:00:46:EE:86:ACaddr:192.168.245.95
45cbc69a05f9ba371534e2e6a181404a /tmp/subin.tar 08:00:46:EE:86:ACaddr:192.168.245.95

and delete /tmp/, .tar.

Okay on your system it's addr, on mine adr (in french)

This replaces adr: by a space

You need to change adr to addr



awk -vval="`/sbin/ifconfig eth0 | awk '/inet/ {print $2} /HWaddr/ {printf $5} ' | sed 's/addr:/ /' `" '{printf $0" "; print val}' /tmp/armd5

http://sed.sourceforge.net/

As we say in spanish:
"Que rifado!!"