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}

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I've been googeling and reading pages for hours now and still not found my answer.

I have website on my hard drive that I need to locate keywords within the HTML files, then output to an html file, listing each find on a new line. Currently i'm useing the line below, but the output is not ideal.

grep -lUirn  -C 1  "Word1" *  >> report.html

the above line produces something like:

      file1.html file2.html etc.html

but i need it to output to the file as:

      file1.html 



      file2.html 



      etc.html

even more ideal would be to output it as:

      http://relitivePath/file1.html 



      http://relitivePath/file2.html 



      http://relitivePath/etc.html

grep output

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I've been googeling and reading pages for hours now and still not found my answer.

I have website on my hard drive that I need to locate keywords within the HTML files, then output to an html file, listing each find on a new line. Currently i'm useing the line below, but the output is not ideal.

grep -lUirn  -C 1  "Word1" *  >> report.html

the above line produces something like:

      file1.html file2.html etc.html

but i need it to output to the file as:

      file1.html 



      file2.html 



      etc.html

even more ideal would be to output it as:

      http://relitivePath/file1.html 



      http://relitivePath/file2.html 



      http://relitivePath/etc.html

grep output

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asked 29 mins ago

DavidDavid

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I've been googeling and reading pages for hours now and still not found my answer.

I have website on my hard drive that I need to locate keywords within the HTML files, then output to an html file, listing each find on a new line. Currently i'm useing the line below, but the output is not ideal.

grep -lUirn  -C 1  "Word1" *  >> report.html

the above line produces something like:

      file1.html file2.html etc.html

but i need it to output to the file as:

      file1.html 



      file2.html 



      etc.html

even more ideal would be to output it as:

      http://relitivePath/file1.html 



      http://relitivePath/file2.html 



      http://relitivePath/etc.html

grep output

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asked 29 mins ago

DavidDavid

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grep -lUirn  -C 1  "Word1" *  >> report.html

      file1.html file2.html etc.html

      file1.html 



      file2.html 



      etc.html

      http://relitivePath/file1.html 



      http://relitivePath/file2.html 



      http://relitivePath/etc.html

share|improve this question

asked 29 mins ago

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asked 29 mins ago

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asked 29 mins ago

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