At 12:44, Paulo Cesar Martins wrote:
> May someone help me?
You can use the “a” command:
sed '/clientenike/a\
nikevoce.com.br
' /etc/squid/liberados
The newline before the closing quote doesn’t seem to be required by
POSIX, but OpenBSD sed(1) won’t do what you want without it [0].
Note that th
In English
Good morning, I'm having some difficulties with the SED command in OpenBSD when
trying to insert a new line of text into a file from a regular expression
(regex) when found.
I have tried to use all equivalent commands with Linux and GNU and have been
unsuccessful. I'm using OpenBSD 6.
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