I am trying to select **"Bvlgari omnia crystalline'perfume' 100ml"** by making use of xmllint from the codes below. But As I'm newbie in the field of linux,It is insanely difficult to figure out the usage of xmllint in order to select a certain element that I want. how can I select element **"Bvlgari omnia crystalline'perfume' 100ml"** using xmllint command in this codes? (() => { document.documentElement.dataset.carotene = ""; var d = window.matchMedia("(prefers-color-scheme: dark)"), a = () => { document.documentElement.dataset.caroteneColorMode = d.matches ? "dark" : "light"; }; "addEventListener" in d ? d.addEventListener("change", a) : "addListener" in d && d.addListener(a), a(); })(); window.sentryEnv = { release: "324cbb3", environment: "prod-kr" }; Search result {"@context":"https://schema.org ","@type":"ItemList","numberOfItems":28,"itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@context":"https://schema.org ","@type":"Product","name":"Bvlgari omnia crystalline'perfume' 100ml","description":"bvlgari omnia crystalline perfume 100ml \n\n 200 dollars \n\n\n\n","offers":{"@type":"Offer","price":"115000.0","priceCurrency":"KRW","itemCondition":"https://schema.org/UsedCondition ","availability":"https://schema.org/InStock ","seller":{"@type":"Person","name":".kwangjin"}}}}]}

I'm trying to create a csv from an xml with just some information from the xml. This is my xml :

2022-11-06T01:22:14+00:00
        MacBook-Pro-de-Baptiste.local
        ARRI HDET job
    
    
        in-place
    
    
        
            A_0900C001_220927_102036_a1BZ0_hde.mxf
            3f93f215ec277fc7
        
        
            A_0900C002_220927_102120_a1BZ0_hde.mxf
            6a3c2be7577f31bd
        
        
            A_0900C003_220927_102240_a1BZ0_hde.mxf
            6606cf4d3b1ebc17
        
        
            A_0900C004_220927_102334_a1BZ0_hde.mxf
            cd0a2dca6f8f6c21
        
        
            A_0900C005_220927_102506_a1BZ0_hde.mxf
            e617e05dae72e5a6
        
        
            A_0900C006_220927_102615_a1BZ0_hde.mxf
            d6e487264d1246b0
        
        
            A_0900C007_220927_102720_a1BZ0_hde.mxf
            80f5f5683e1f326d

And I want something like that : A_0900C001_220927_102036_a1BZ0_hde.mxf;3f93f215ec277fc7 A_0900C002_220927_102120_a1BZ0_hde.mxf;6a3c2be7577f31bd etc... I've tried

xmllint --xpath '/hashlist/hashes/hash/path/text()' file.xml

but the return is "XPath set is empty"

I have a Maven settings file at ~/.m2/settings.xml. I need to write some scripting that extracts the username and password from one of the server entries. I've tried using both "xmllint" and "xmlstarlet" using what I believe are the correct (different) command-line parameters for both of those. The result for both is just an empty string. There is no error, it just prints nothing. This is an excerpt of ~/.m2/settings.xml:

central
					...
					...
		
	...

This is working fine with Maven. For xmllint, I'm trying the following:

xmllint --xpath 'string(//server[id="central"]/username/text())' ~/.m2/settings.xml

For xmlstarlet, it is this:

xmlstarlet sel -T -R -D -t -v "//settings/servers/server[id='central']/username/text()" ~/.m2/settings.xml

Those are slightly semantically different, but I've tried several variations. All of these just print an empty string.

I have a SVG file, which is an XML document: I want to add the svg: prefix to all the tags corresponding to the default namespace in order to get next output: I am sure this is possible in one or few command lines from the shell using **xmllint** and/or **xmlstarlet** but I can't manage it.

I'm using this command:

xmllint --xpath 'substring-after(string(//item/link), "_")' rss.xml

And get the desired output, except it's on the first element. How would I fix this to have it be applied to each link? I'm open to using any utility, so long as the sample input is accepted and one expression can be used to get the desired output. **Sample Input:**

Malicious IPs | By Last Bad Event | Project Honey Pot
    
    
    Copyright 2021 Unspam Technologies, Inc
    en-us
    July 03 2021 07:15:12 PM
    
      
      Project Honey Pot | Distribute Spammer Tracking System
      http://www.projecthoneypot.org 
    
    
      92.204.241.167 | C
      http://www.projecthoneypot.org/ip_92.204.241.167 
      Event: Bad Event | Total: 3,061 | First: 2021-03-27 |  Last: 2021-07-03
      July 03 2021 07:15:12 PM
    
    
      181.24.239.244
      http://www.projecthoneypot.org/ip_181.24.239.244 
      Event: Bad Event | Total: 1 | First: 2021-07-03 |  Last: 2021-07-03
      July 03 2021 07:15:12 PM
    
    
      193.243.195.66 | S
      http://www.projecthoneypot.org/ip_193.243.195.66 
      Event: Bad Event | Total: 4 | First: 2021-06-12 |  Last: 2021-07-03
      July 03 2021 07:15:12 PM

**Desired Output:**

92.204.241.167
181.24.239.244
193.243.195.66

**Present Output:**

92.204.241.167

I would like to know how I can get the value of a node with the following paths: config/global/resources/default_setup/connection/host config/global/resources/default_setup/connection/username config/global/resources/default_setup/connection/password config/global/resources/default_setup/connection/dbname from the following XML: false 1 Also I want to assign that value to the variable for further use. Let me know your idea.

I have xml file (say input.xml) of the following schema: I need to parse this file and write the output to another file. The required output should be of the following form: www.xyz.com\FOLDER1M\1\R1.txt www.xyz.com\FOLDER1M\2\R2.txt www.xyz.com\FOLDER2M\1\R3.txt What I have got so far is: echo 'cat /TagA/TagB/File/@*[name()="Folder" or name()="File"]' | xmllint --shell input.xml | grep '=' > xml_parsed This gives me o/p of the form: / > cat /TagA/TagB/File/@*[name()="Folder" or name()="File"] Folder="FOLDER1M\1" File="R1.txt" Folder="FOLDER1M\2" File="R2.txt" Folder="FOLDER2M\3" File="R3.txt" How should I go about getting my required output instead of this current o/p?

I need to audit XML file structures and need to generate a report that shows only the DOM tree structure and omit the values. Essentially, I just the node names only and no values. I tried using xmllint and xmlstarlet but can't figure out how to do this. Does anyone know of any tools or examples of above tools that do this?

$filename.xml | xmlstarlet format -t

gives me what I need, but I want to omit all values.

How do I get xmllint to output to a file? thufir@dur:~/xmllint$ thufir@dur:~/xmllint$ xmllint --html http://www.skynet.be/nieuws-sport/weer/mijn-weer?cityId=6450 --xpath '//div[@class = "tides"]' - 2>/dev/null ^C thufir@dur:~/xmllint$ As it hangs, it has to be killed. The fine manual: > --output FILE > Define a file path where xmllint will save the result of parsing. > Usually the programs build a tree and save it on stdout, with this > option the result XML instance will be saved onto a file. but can't get that working. I don't need any output to the console at all, only interested in the file creation. *This is to tidy up the html for processing by saxon.*

I have this XML file:

PORT_ID
        47827
    
    
        POS_PRINTER_PORT_ID
        27001
    
    
        PDS_WS_LOCATION
        http://localhost:8080/pds-jbrain-ws/pdsservice?wsdl

I'm trying to update the POS_PRINTER_PORT_ID value, but I'm having a hard time getting it right. I've tried the below commands:

xmlstarlet ed -u '/engineConfiguration/engineParameter/POS_PRINTER_PORT_ID' -v 9999 engineConfiguration.xml

xmlstarlet ed -N s=http://bla.com/engine/management/engineConfiguration  -u '/s:engineConfiguration/s:engineParameter[name = "POS_PRINTER_PORT_ID"]/value' -v 999 engineConfiguration.xml

I was also trying with xmllint but read that xmlstarlet is the way to go.

I scan scribus SLA files and wish to find the text having some specific paragraph styles. SLA file format is a quite flat XML format and there are several paragraphs in a row, each being separated with either ` or tags having a paragraphe style attribute. I can reach the object containing one of these, but i need to reach the tag ` coming immediately before it because its CH attributes contains the text i'm looking for. Here is how i reach the containing StoryText : xmlstarlet sel -t -c "SCRIBUSUTF8NEW/DOCUMENT/PAGEOBJECT/StoryText [para/@PARENT='SearchedStyle']" myfile.sla It yields for example :

I can also reach the ` but how can i reach the ` node ?

asdadw@cutshort.io
    sadfasd@cutshort.io
    asdas@cutshort.io
    
        56.456.155.423, 54.455.155.654, 544.47.745.80, 54.192.155.842
        abc.cutshort.io
    
    cdn.cutshort.io
    
        56.456.155.423, 54.455.155.654, 544.47.745.80, 54.192.155.842
        abc.cutshort.io
    
    www.cutshort.io
    blogdata.cutshort.io
    cdn.cutshort.io

I want to extract the value of "host" without extracting the value of "hostname" or "ip". The output is supposed to look like this:

cdn.cutshort.io
www.cutshort.io
blogdata.cutshort.io
cdn.cutshort.io

I have only recently started xml parsing so please be patient. Any help will be appreciated!

I've encountered a case wherein I need to extract values from xml however, the tags are missing. To elaborate, I've manually finger-counted around 5 of the same elements however, one sibling node(bigger brother) doesn't have the same element as the other bigger brothers do. To put in example, please see xml below: (I used this previously, but I'll try to use this as an example) 8 so there's **** (big brother) where there'll be siblings (i'm looking for these elements). Now, when I extract them using xmllint with xpath, only those siblings that are present get extracted. The xml code might be a bad example but this is the format of what I'd like to achieve. On the left column, it's the big brother node, the right one is the sibling nodes DTS:CreationName="OLEDB" {A32A68DF-3D53-4057-AF80-1B8D524F82BC} DTS:CreationName="Excel" {A32A68DF-3D53-4057-AF80-1B8D524F82BC} DTS:CreationName="..." DTS:CreationName="blah blah" Is there a way to write the xmllint xpath code to 1. Create the same format as above? Just like database result set. 2. Add an extra character in between brother and sibling nodes so I can pick it up using awkie DTS:CreationName="OLEDB"%{A32A68DF-3D53-4057-AF80-1B8D524F82BC} 3. Instead of showing blank, just put NULL or any character that will alert me that the siblings are not present 4. Put the same brother node side by side if there is more than 1 sibling ie. big brother1%sibling1 big brother1%sibling2 This will really help . Looking forward to learning more of xmllint!

I'm in the process of retreiving some data from a xml file, it is actually a SSIS package file (dtsx). I've read about using xmllint, however I'm having a hard time retrieving what I want. I'd like to ask some helps from folks here. This is what my xml looks like: 8 I'm looking to get the value "**8**" out of this line 8 so, what I did was to issue a command xmllint --xpath "//*[local-name()='Executable']/*[local-ame()='Property']/text()" HardestNestedWorkflow2_latest.xml .. and it was good, I was able to extract the value "8" Now, I wanted to extract the value

Data Source=ADMIN-8DF005D47;Initial Catalog=AdventureWorks;Provider=SQLNCLI11;Integrated Security=SSPI;Application Name=SSIS-HardestNestedWorkflow2-{A32A68DF-3D53-4057-AF80-1B8D524F82BC}ADMIN-8DF005D47.AdventureWorks;Auto Translate=False;

I issued this statement xmllint --xpath "//*[local-name()='Executable']/*[local-name()='ConnectionManagers']/*[local-name()='ConnectionManager']/*[local-name()='ObjectData']/*[local-name()='ConnectionManager']" HardestNestedWorkflow2_latest.xml and it returned this how can I omit the tags DTS:ConnectionManager DTS:ConnectionString? I'm sorry I'm not much knowledgeable on using xmllint. Thanks in Advance

I have xml file with multiple `` elements, I need to extract attributes from each node and do some work on them. IS it possible to load them to array, using ksh and xmllint ? This is what I have: xml file: customer orders script: #!/usr/bin/ksh tbid="$(echo "cat /main/resources/db/table_name/@tableid" | xmllint --shell data.xml )" username="$(echo "cat /main/resources/db/table_name/@user" | xmllint --shell data.xml )" echo $tbid echo $username Output: / > ------- tableid="001" ------- tableid="002" / > / > ------- user="mike" ------- user="david" / > eventually, I want to get a kind of 2-dim array: arr,=001 arr,=mike arr,=002 arr,=david Notes: xpath is not supported in xmllint , and can't be installed. array can be represented in any other way, I just need to be able to extract and do some work.

if we are having a XML script like this , How to get the value of a particular name using XML parsing something1 one thing2 another thing3 one more thing4 Let assume so many lines like this

Need to parse data from xml to shell script one aft another Requriment :- we need to take as one record. XML may contain many from Each record. we need to extract and and archive all the files which are with extension type as need help in approach for this requirement ex:- for first Archive_path = D:\apache-2.4.10\htdocs Filetypes =(rep,zip,mnt) need to archive files in $Archive_path which have $Filetypes (rep,zip,mnt) then it should take next XML:- D:\apache-2.4.10\htdocs rep zip mnt D:\Download\ROSXcenterAutoArchive\ArchiveStorage\archive mnt 952230

I'm trying to get these values from the XML format below: USA GERMANY I was checking xmllint but I don't have --xpath installed and I just can't quite get the exact combination to get those values using grep.

I am trying to download some files from a services. The files are found in an XML file. The XML file can have a single file or several files to download. However, now I have a problem with my script. I do not know how to split string from XMLLINT into array so that I can download each file individually. I need to split the string into several variables and then download each file of the URL string. However the file 201701_1 do not repeat and hence, I download them using curl without any problems. But the files coverage.zip repeat and they become overwritten by curl. I do: Then I do curl to download individual files. curl -O -b cookie $URL At the moment, my script is as follows: while read edition; do XML=" https://google.com/411/201701_01_01.zip https://google.com/411/201701_01_02.zip " URL=$(echo $XML | xmllint --xpath \ "/*[name()='download-area']/*[name()='files']/*[name()='file']/*[name()='url']/text()" -) echo "URL:: " $URL done < $LATEST_EDITION LATEST_EDITION is a simply a file with lines. My question is:: How can I split VAR_1 and VAR_2 into several URLs so that I can download them individually? How can I prevent coverage.zip from being overwritten?

I'm trying to format a XML file (2.6G) using xmllint tool and redirecting the output to a file as: xmllint --format response.xml > formatted.xml When the process gets started it is taking all available memory. 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automatically after logging Killed in the console. How to process/format huge files using xmllint? The OS version is: Distributor ID: Ubuntu Description: Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS Release: 16.04 Codename: xenial