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what does grep() stand for? how to find difference in two configuration files?
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Answer / Ashish Ku. Singhn
The 'grep' command is a powerful text search and filter utility. It stands for 'Global Regular Expression Print'. To find the differences between two configuration files, you can use the 'diff' command in combination with grep. For example: `grep -fnx '<search term>' file1 file2` This will output only the lines that contain the specified search term and are present in file2 but not in file1.nTo find differences between the two files without using grep, you can use the 'diff' command directly: `diff file1 file2`
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