I want to cut my url https://jenkins-crumbtest2.origin-ctc-core-nonprod.com/
into https://jenkins.origin-ctc-core-nonprod.com:443
. I have tried several ways to handle it
tried in these ways
$ echo https://jenkins-crumbtest2.origin-ctc-core-nonprod.com/ | cut -d"/" -f3 | cut -d"/" -f5
jenkins-crumbtest2.origin-ctc-core-nonprod.com
Input:
https://jenkins-crumbtest2.origin-ctc-core-nonprod.com/
Expected Output:
https://jenkins.origin-ctc-core-nonprod.com:443
Could you please try following, written based on shown samples only.
awk '{sub(/jenkins-[^.]*/,"jenkins");sub(/\/$/,":443")} 1' Input_file
Or with echo
try:
echo "https://jenkins-crumbtest2.origin-ctc-core-nonprod.com/" |
awk '{sub(/jenkins-[^.]*/,"jenkins");sub(/\/$/,":443")} 1'
Explanation: sending echo commands output to awk command as an Input then using sub function of awk first substituting everything from keyword Jenkins till dot comes with string Jenkins. Then substituting last occurrence of / with :443 in line.