c2p Activity #3 - Example #4

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The following example (4th in Activity #3) provides a different output than what it is listed in the tutorial.

[lgonzal6@da0]~% echo a8fe822f075fa3d159a203adfa40c3f59d6dd999 | ~/lookup/getValues b2tac | cut -d\; -f4 | ~/lookup/getValues -f c2p 
121f970412fec7f9af0352a9b4ce8dca43bdb59e;Happy-Ferret_unix-history-repo
121f970412fec7f9af0352a9b4ce8dca43bdb59e;broftkd_unix-history-repo
121f970412fec7f9af0352a9b4ce8dca43bdb59e;descent_unix-history-repo
121f970412fec7f9af0352a9b4ce8dca43bdb59e;ls-zhu_unix-history-repo
121f970412fec7f9af0352a9b4ce8dca43bdb59e;plabrop_unix-history-repo

Output should be:

ajburton_freebsd
bu7cher_freebsd
denghuancong_freebsd
...

[loconous]

[lgonzal6@da0]~/tutorial% echo a8fe822f075fa3d159a203adfa40c3f59d6dd999 | ~/lookup/getValues b2tac | awk -F \; '{for(i=4;i<NF;i+=3){print $i}}' | ~/lookup/getValues -f c2p | cut -d ";" -f2 | sort -u |  head -3
0cjs_unix-history-repo
0mp_freebsd
0xbda2d2f8_freebsd