[RESOLVED] Bash SED command - Adding text to end of file

[DonCash]

Hey,

I'm using the Unix SED command to try and add text to the end of a file.

Here is my current example:



#!/bin/bash

sed "s/./username/" users.txt



This adds 'username' to the beginning of every line in the users.txt file.

Example:


username john1
username mary2
username hiller3


How can I make it so that it adds this just once at the very bottom of the file?

Desired output:


john1
mary2
hiller3
username


Cheers for your help!! :duck:

[tr333]

Don't use sed for this. If you want to add a single line to the end of the file, then use cat or echo to append to the file.

$ echo "username" >> users.txt

[DonCash]

Your the man! :thumb: