Grep Command

[greendixy]

someware on the forum i have seen a way to grep a crapload of wordlist and sort it to a single file was wondering if someone had the command on hand thank you

[Infiltrator]

http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-use-gre...-in-linux-unix/

http://lowfatlinux.com/linux-grep.html

[greendixy]

thanks for trying m8 but thoes dont even come close to giving me info for what i need

[Mr-Protocol]

I dont understand what you want to do. Take multiple lists into one sorted? Or make a huge brute force pass list?

[greendixy]

i got like 20+ list i know there is some same passwords in each one i want to transfer all passwords to one file taking out the same passwords if possible soo lets say

List

a.txt

b.txt

c.txt

to

some file.lst so it would grep *.txt to *.lst taking out the same passwords if possible

[Mr-Protocol]

Combine the lists using whatever means you want.

then instead of grep use 'uniq' and 'sort'

sort biglist.txt | uniq -u > /root/cleanbiglist.txt

[greendixy]

thank you that should work

[greendixy]

So here is my rundown

Decided to do "cat" to group all my files

greendixy@bt:~$ cat *.txt > cleanlist.lst <-- worked great

Then i just used your command and it cleaned it up fairly well

greendixy@bt:~$ sort cleanlist.lst | uniq -u > cleanlist.txt

And here is the list it's not as big like the 2+ gig ones lol

cleanlist.txt

Name : cleanlist.txt

Size : 33 MB

Edited July 26, 2010 by greendixy