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sed on BSD systems (such as macos in my case) do not handle parsing command-line arguments the same way as GNU sed.
When performing the rule de-duplication clean up -> Removing duplicate IPs/Networks on line 583, where sed is invoked as: sed -e ... -i <file> results in the following error on macos / most likely other BSD systems:
sed: -I or -i may not be used with stdin
This can be fixed by calling sed -i -e ... <file> instead.
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sed
on BSD systems (such as macos in my case) do not handle parsing command-line arguments the same way as GNUsed
.When performing the rule de-duplication clean up -> Removing duplicate IPs/Networks on line 583, where sed is invoked as:
sed -e ... -i <file>
results in the following error on macos / most likely other BSD systems:This can be fixed by calling
sed -i -e ... <file>
instead.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: