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Linux

How to ignore white spaces while comparing two files.?

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By sharsour

Hello Experts,

I am trying to compare two files line by line with below code. I want to ignore the spaces while comparing. Only content should be compared.

Code:

hostFile="/etc/hosts"
inputFile="/home/scripts/DR/hosts.eas"
grep -E '^[0-9]{1,3}.[0-9]{1,3}.[0-9]{1,3}.[0-9]{1,3}' $inputFile > temp1
result=$(grep -vxFf $hostFile temp1)

It is looking for the lines starting with Ip address in the host file like 127.0.0.1

If i give any space in between Ip address and host name it is saying entry is not matching.

Below is the sample entry

Code:

10.3.242.177 mugwump mugwump.test.server

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Linux

Danish Radio Streams Service 1.0.8 (Amarok 2.0 Script)

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Danish Radio Streams Service 1.0.8
(Amarok 2.0 Script)
This script integrates more than a hundred Danish internet radio / netradio stations / streams in the Amarok audio player for easy playback on your Linux system. Including Danmarks Radio / DR, NOVAfm, Radio 100, PopFM, The voice, Den2Radio, Radio Sydhavsøerne and many, many more.

Let me know if something is missing.

Install or Update:

Start Amarok -> Settings -> Configure Amarok… -> Scripts -> Manage Scripts -> Search for the word “danish” -> Click “Install”/”Update” -> Restart Amarok

After installation the radio streams are available in “Media Sources” (left panel), under “Internet”.

Remember to check for updates regularly.

Credits
Credits go to the original author Nikolaj Hald Nielsen (aka. nhn, aka. nhnFreespirit).

changelog:
1.0.8 (8 April 2013)
– New additions: My ROCK, Party People, Run Nation, We Love 80s, 2012 Hits, Øst Fm, RadioUpdate
– Removals: RadioDUNO, Radio Nord, FM95, Hot30, Pride Radio, DV.fm club, DV.fm funky, DV.fm lounge, NRJ Energy, Radio Storebælt, Radio Østsjælland, JP Radio
– Added seperate categori for “Genrekanaler”

1.0.7 (3 July 2012)
– New additions: Klubben, Vibe FM, Komiteens Radio, ANR Demo/Hits/Rock/Alternative, Station Amager
– Removals: Radio 3, Radio Allstars, DBNR
– Fixed/updated several URLs

1.0.6 (15 February, 2012)
– New additions: Radio Storebælt, Radio Klitholm, Radio Østsjælland, Radio Humleborg / Radio Nord Fredensborg, Albertslund Nærradio
– Removals: Radio HSR, Radio K
– Fixed/updated several URLs

1.0.5 (19 November, 2011)
– New additions: Radio24syv (unofficial stream), Hot30, Globus Guld, Radio Globus, Specific Mainstream Radio
– Removals: Radio Skylir
– Fixed URL for Den2Radio/Radio Jazz

1.0.4 (1 November, 2011)
– New additions: Radio Klassisk
– Removals: DR Klassisk, DR Dansktop
– Name changes: DR P2 to DR P2 Klassisk, Radio horsens to Radio VLR Horsens
– Party category dropped, stations moved to Øvrige
– (Radio24syv is expected to be added in another update very soon)

1.0.3 (21 September, 2011)
– New additions: DR Mama, DR P8 Jazz, Radio Alfa Midtjylland, Radio Aalborg, Radio Ådalen
– Removals: DR Boogieradio, DR Jazz

1.0.2 (21 June, 2011)
– All stations now have a fairly meaningful description
– Improved categorization
– New addition: Radio Allstars
– A few minor changes

1.0.1 (9 June, 2011):
– Using mp3 based streams for DR instead of wma based
– Using pls/m3u files when possible instead of linking directly to streams
– New additions: P7 Mix, Tiger FM, Syddjurs Lokalradio, FM95, Radio M, Mediehus Århus, Radio Charlie, Radio VLR, Radio S-FM, Radio Luna, Radio Midtfyn, Radio 2000, Radio HSR, Radio Halsnæs, Radio 10FM, Radio Ballerup, Radio Shalom, Radio Løvetimen, DV.FM Club/Funky/Lounge, RadioDUNO, Pride Radio, Ålborg Studenterradio, Odense Studenterradio, Universitetsradioen København, Syddjurs Ungdomsskole, Lindin
– Removals: DR Rock

1.0 (16 April, 2011):
– New maintainer. nhnFreespirit has kindly handed over maintainership to me
– Updated or removed dead URLs
– Added loads more channels, descriptions and categories
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VelocityShares Announces Launch of Three Emerging Market DR ETFs

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By Business Wirevia The Motley Fool

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VelocityShares Announces Launch of Three Emerging Market DR ETFs

DARIEN, Conn.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– VelocityShares LLC, developer of exchange traded products for sophisticated investors, announced the launch of three emerging market depositary receipt (DR) exchange traded funds (ETFs) on the NASDAQ Stock Market LLC. Each ETF seeks investment results that correspond generally to the performance, before fees and expenses, of its index.

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Exchange Traded Fund     Ticker     Index
VelocityShares Emerging Market DR ETF     EMDR     BNY Mellon Emerging Market DR Index
VelocityShares Emerging Asia DR ETF  
News, Politics, Government

Official: US web site paid to find DR prostitutes

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A Dominican prosecutor says a local attorney told him that someone claiming to be with the conservative website The Daily Caller paid him to find prostitutes who would lie about having sex with U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez.

Jose Polanco told The Associated Press on Friday that attorney Melanio Figueroa said he was promised $5,000 by someone named “Carlos” to find prostitutes. Polanco said Figueroa told him in an interrogation late Thursday that he was paid only $2,000 after finding the prostitutes.

Daily Caller Editor Tucker Carlson Figueroa‘s statements, calling them “a lie.”

Polanco said authorities are reviewing footage from surveillance cameras in areas where the man identified as Carlos supposedly met with Figueroa.

The announcement comes just days after police said the prostitutes lied about having sex with Menendez.

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Residential Demand Response Participation Rate Will Reach Sixteen Percent Worldwide by 2018, Forecas

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By Business Wirevia The Motley Fool

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Residential Demand Response Participation Rate Will Reach Sixteen Percent Worldwide by 2018, Forecasts Pike Research

BOULDER, Colo.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Demand response (DR) is becoming an important part of the resource mix for utilities and grid operators, especially in managing peak electricity demand. Utilities face significant challenges, however, in rolling out DR programs to large numbers of their residential customers. According to a recent report from Pike Research, a part of Navigant’s Energy Practice, the worldwide participation level of residential demand response programs will reach only 16.4 percent by 2018, among households with access to such programs.

“Utilities around the world are gradually realizing the potential benefits of introducing demand response programs to their residential customers,” says senior research analyst Marianne Hedin. “While the total number of households participating in demand response programs will be more than 23 million in 2018, that still represents a relatively small fraction of the total addressable market.”

Among the forces constraining more rapid growth in the residential DR market are consumer backlash to smart meters, the cost of delivering demand response to residential customers, and an overall lack of consumer engagement with and interest in this option. Pricing programs that rely on dynamic pricing, which offer consumers a clear financial incentive for adoption of DR, will be the fastest growing segment of the residential DR market.

The report, “Residential Demand Response”, examines the developing global market for residential demand response programs, including technology issues, market drivers and barriers, and regulatory factors. The report includes detailed comparisons of price-based and direct load control DR programs as well as profiles of 17 key market players. Market forecasts for residential DR participation, spending, and load curtailment (in megawatts), segmented by region, are provided through 2018. An Executive Summary of the report is available for free download on the Pike Research website.

About Pike Research

Pike Research, which joined Navigant’s global Energy Practice on July 1, 2012, provides in-depth analysis of global clean technology markets. The team’s research methodology combines supply-side industry analysis, end-user primary research and demand assessment, and deep examination of technology trends to provide a comprehensive view of the Smart Energy, Smart Utilities, Smart Transportation, Smart Industry, and Smart Buildings sectors. Additional information about Pike Research can be found at www.navigant.com/pikeresearch.

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Peak Load Reduction from Industrial Demand Response Programs Will Grow by Nearly 15 Percent Per Year

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By Business Wirevia The Motley Fool

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Peak Load Reduction from Industrial Demand Response Programs Will Grow by Nearly 15 Percent Per Year Through 2019, Forecasts Pike Research

BOULDER, Colo.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– The industrial sector offers unique opportunities for demand response (DR), because it is able to contribute unusually large amounts of load reduction – even from just one plant. As DR is increasingly adopted in many countries around the world, industrial facilities will become a critical customer segment. According to a new report from Pike Research, a part of Navigant’s Energy Practice, industrial DR, as measured by peak load reductions, will grow steadily over the remainder of the decade, expanding by 14.7 percent per year from 2012 to 2019.

“Thanks to its long history of DR and early adoption of automated DR, the United States has led the way with respect to the use of industrial DR,” says senior research analyst Marianne Hedin. “Today, though, other countries, including Canada, the United Kingdom, France, South Africa, Israel, China, Japan, South Korea, Australia, and New Zealand, are either increasing the pace of adoption or conducting pilots to explore the feasibility and value of industrial DR programs.”

The set of industries that are involved in DR programs includes many discrete and process manufacturers, such as producers of cement, chemicals, steel, paper and pulp, food and beverages, information technology, construction and building materials, and many more. In addition, oil refineries and agricultural plants potentially have a big role to play in industrial DR, according to the report. Because irrigation systems, for example, require significant consumption of electricity, an agricultural facility can reduce a great deal of load.

The report, “Demand Response for Industrial Markets”, examines the global market for industrial demand response, detailing the breakdown of peak load curtailment into two major customer segments: small/medium and large/very large industrial customers. The report provides data on how much these different industrial DR participants receive in payments by utilities, grid operators, or aggregators when they reduce their load at peak times. The market forces and competitive landscape are explored in depth, and 21 industrial DR vendors are profiled. The report also provides forecasts for industrial peak load curtailment, in terms of capacity, and reduction payments, broken down by region and by market segment. An Executive Summary of the report is available for free download on the Pike Research website.

About Pike Research

Pike Research, which joined Navigant’s global Energy Practice on July 1, 2012, provides in-depth analysis of global …read more
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