Skipping the first n lines when using regex with sed?
Yes, you can apply sed commands to ranges of lines with the N,M syntax. In this case you want something like this:
sed -e '2,$s/foo/bar/'An example with delete:
sed -e '2,${ /^Name/d }'
Yes, you can apply sed commands to ranges of lines with the N,M syntax. In this case you want something like this:
sed -e '2,$s/foo/bar/'An example with delete:
sed -e '2,${ /^Name/d }'