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Add output of hostname command as the first column with awk

 
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Bijeesh
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Add output of hostname command as the first column with awk

hi,
We need to add output of the hostname command with the following.
df -h | sed -n '/Used/{n;p;}'|awk '{print $4}'

current output is
1.5G

required output is
myhostxyz 1.5G

here myhostxyz is the output of hostname command.
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Stephan._1
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Re: Add output of hostname command as the first column with awk

> df -h | sed -n '/Used/{n;p;}'|awk '{print $4}'

Hi,
try the following:

df -h | sed -n '/Used/{n;p;}'|awk -v MYHOST=$(hostname) '{print MYHOST " " $4}'

hth
Stephan
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kemo
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Re: Add output of hostname command as the first column with awk

df -h | sed -n '/Used/{n;p;}'|awk '{ print "'"$HOSTNAME"'", $4 }'
Dennis Handly
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Re: Add output of hostname command as the first column with awk

>... | sed -n '/Used/{n;p;}' | awk '{print $4}'

There is no real need to use sed if you are already using awk.
... | awk -v MYHOST=$(hostname) '
/Used/ {
getline
print MYHOST " " $4
exit
}'
Bijeesh
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Re: Add output of hostname command as the first column with awk

Hi Team,
All answers gave the exact output which I required.
Thanks for the support.
Bijeesh
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Re: Add output of hostname command as the first column with awk

Closing the thread