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Authored by dereckson on Nov 13 2017, 14:29.
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Summary

Some Linux specific scripts want to use them.

GNU sed is convenient at command line too,
as it allows inline editing.

Test Plan

Install on Ysul

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rOPS Nasqueron Operations
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Event Timeline

Ysul
$ salt-call --local state.apply roles/shellserver/userland-software/base

----------                             
          ID: utilities                
    Function: pkg.installed            
      Result: True                     
     Comment: The following packages were installed/updated: gnugrep, gsed     
              The following packages were already installed: toilet, whois, cmatrix, nmap, tree, sudo, figlet-fonts, mosh, tmux, woof, bind-tools, grc, coreuti
ls, unrar, wget, figlet                
     Started: 14:30:14.536987          
    Duration: 26292.61 ms              
     Changes:                          
              ----------               
              gnugrep:                 
                  ----------           
                  new:                                                         
                      2.27             
                  old:                 
              gsed:                    
                  ----------           
                  new:                 
                      4.2.2_1          
                  old:          
This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Nov 13 2017, 14:31
This revision was automatically updated to reflect the committed changes.