Scripting Help (was Qmail Toaster Help / Perl Help)

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If you have a single domain, you could do:

generate_that_list | perl -ne 'if (/\@domain.tld/||/@domain2.tld/||<etc
etc etc>){ s/\n/,/; s/\@/,/ }; print ' > foo.csv

~Ben

Gilbert T. Gutierrez, Jr. wrote:
> Now I am able to generate a list of all the email addresses on my server.
> The list is in the format...
> 
> Email address1
> Password1
> Email address2
> Password2
> ...
> 
> I know how to replace the '@' character with a ',' character using tr.  What
> I now need to move the password up to the same line as the email address and
> insert a comma between the email address and the password.  All email
> addresses end with a ".net, .com, .org, or a .us".  I have played with sed
> and tr and have not been able to figure it all out (I have never used sed
> and am not a shell scripting genius by any means).
> 
> Does anyone have any pointers on how to do this either using a shell script
> or a perl script?
> 
> Any help would be appreciated.
> 
> Thank you,
> Gilbert
> 
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