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hi<br />
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i have a txt file with a huge domainlist (serveral gb) - how can I extract the domains for a specific toplevel domain, eg all .org domains, to another txt file?<br />
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file is like this:<br />
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blabl.com<br />
test.org<br />
bleble.com<br />
test2.net<br />
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etc.<br />
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thanks!
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hi

i have a txt file with a huge domainlist (serveral gb) - how can I extract the domains for a specific toplevel domain, eg all .org domains, to another txt file?

file is like this:

blabl.com
test.org
bleble.com
test2.net

etc.

thanks!

extract 1 topleveldomain type from huge domain textfile

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