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Hi All,
I am raka. I have probelm in searching a word/string in files.
I have more than 500 files in which There are two type of string.
1- logo.cite.net
2-cite.net
when do i search for only cite.net using grep command that searched both(logo.cite.net and cite.net).But i want only cite.net.
Is there any command to search the required(cite.net) string in linux. Can any one help me fo r above probelm?
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grep for ' cite.net' or whatever appears in front of cite.net ...



can you make it a bit elaborative.. i am new to this. please help me
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As Axweildr said use grep, but you will need to use it twice(piped).

First find all matches for 'cite.net' (this will obviously include 'logo.cite.net'), then exclude all matches for 'logo.cite.net'.

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grep cite.net * | grep -v logo.cite.net
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