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[ic3y]

Hello, maybe someone can help me.

I have a text file called ip.txt
In this file are ips =O

As Example

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[13:07:51] newbie connected [91.22.217.218:7516]
[13:07:51] newbie@@@u)=( connected [121.220.206.117:11086]
How I can delete the first part?
I need just this part

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newbie connected [91.22.217.218:7516]
newbie@@@u)=( connected [121.220.206.117:11086]
Greetz ic3y

[Gamabunta]

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cat ip.txt | cut -c 12-100I think that 100 is enough, might not be the best approach but it works.

Edit:
Oh, and if you want to save the output to another file, try:

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cat ip.txt | cut -c 12-100 | cat > ip2.txtor

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cat ip.txt | cut -c 12-100 | cat >> ip2.txtWhere ">" overrides specified file, and ">>" adds lines to existing file.

[ic3y]

Hm, I had it like this, but now it works.
I had problems with the "cut" part.
Ty Gama

[XtremeBain]

*head explodes*

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cut -d' ' -f2- ip.txt > ip.$$ && mv ip.$$ ip.txt