As expected:
# grep -E 'udisksd\[[[:digit:]]+\]: The string .* ' /var/log/syslog.1
Nov 30 07:16:38 CW8 udisksd[2650]: The string `TSSTcorp CDDVDW SHQeò?
±?¾MUæíE³èBãÄL' is not valid UTF-8. Invalid characters begins at `eò?
±?¾MUæíE³èBãÄL'
Nov 30 07:16:38 CW8 udisksd[2650]: The string `TSSTcorp C
On 11/29/2015 08:57 PM, Charles wrote:
Apparently grep silently stops processing when it encounters the invalid UTF-8:
The regular expression "." matches a single character, and ".*" matches
a string of characters. In your example, there is an encoding error, and
encoding errors are not chara
