I need to restore rrd files from my exisiting xml files. So I have used following simple bash script. I could not execute following script due to this error, But I could restore files one by one. Can someone help me to solve this? Answer When you use: You will see that $i equals: /home/dump_xml/a.xml /home/dump_xml/b.xml You see, it contains
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How to print a list of xml elements and their properties in the Powershell REPL console?
Referencing: https://www.red-gate.com/simple-talk/sysadmin/powershell/powershell-data-basics-xml/ and: https://stackoverflow.com/a/65264118/4531180 how is a list of elements and their properties printed? Answer To address the for-display formatting problem: If you look closely at the sample output from your own answer, you’ll see that even though the display is mostly helpful, the value of the author property is author instead of showing the (presumed) first-name and last-name child-element
Bash – Remove XML nodes if the attribute value of a child node does not equal a specific value?
I have RSS feed, like this: I want remove all nodes (/feed/entry) where link href != http://myhomesite.com. How do I remove XML node where value start at specified symbols using Bash? Answer Bash features by themselves are not very well suited parsing XML. This renowned Bash FAQ states the following: Do not attempt [to extract data from an XML file]
CLI tool to format XML files keeping empty lines and comments
Is there any CLI tool for Linux which formats XML files keeping any empty lines and comments? I have tried xmllint, tidy and xmlstarlet, but all seem to focus completely cleaning XML files rather than just indentation and spacing. Answer Try xmlindent. It has several options like -nbe and -nba and others that configure the handling of spaces before and
Command Line: Python program says “Killed”
I’m extracting xml data from 465 webpages ,and parsing and storing it in “.csv” file using python dataframe. After running the program for 30 mins, the program saves “200.csv” files and kills itself. The command line execution says “Killed”. But when I run the program for first 200 pages and rest of 265 pages for extraction separately, it works well.
How to comment out a string in xml file in shell
On above mention code i am trying to comment out all the line with pattern custom/Application in it sed command i use that is not working Answer This should work sed -e ‘/custom/Application/s/(^.*$)/<!–1–>/’ est.xml > new.xml
Not able to change DOCTYPE line of a xml file in bash
I have a xml file with name alphabet.xml like below : – Now I want to replace <!DOCTYPE models SYSTEM “mp.dtd”> String of alphabet.xml with <!DOCTYPE models SYSTEM “/opt/nms_cif_mp/dat/mp.dtd”> code I am using is in below . But with this code replacement of the above specific string is not happening . NOTE : The above code logic works if I
Extract fields from a custom xml
Im making a script to extract fields from a XML, now i got this and i need to make it work, i was trying with 2 for and greps and i need a little help with this i got this xml withs this fields and i want a output like this for make more comparations: Answer there are many issues
Split string in xml
I have xml file which contains data . I want to split only FATURANO Like that 6-R-7 and 4825 And this “4825” should have different name. I Need convert xml data like that but if u answer me only with first question how to split string correctly i will do other transpormation Answer With single xmlstarlet expression: ed – edit
Unable to unzip large Linux zipped archive in Windows
Server environment: Linux RHEL5 x86_64, Apache, PHP Client environment: Windows 10 64 bit (VirtualBox MacOS host), 4GB Ram, 30GB free space, Browser IE11 (also tested with Edge/Firefox), 7zip The scenario is the following: I upload a zip (there is a file inside the archive that is 2.5GB) via browser to my PHP web server, SHA2 checksum match when the zip