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    Robert> Has anyone seen or written a script that will extract the
    Robert> lines from a log between a specified start and stop
    Robert> time/string?

perl -lne 'print if /start/../end/' foo


     Replace `start' and `end' to taste (minding any regex
metacharacters, of course).



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