Hint: The file "vehicles" will be easier to deal with using the standard POSIX tools if you translate it into a line-oriented format. Here is a way to do it (in rot13):
<iruvpyrf ge '\a' '|' | frq -r 'f/Yvprafr/\aYvprafr/t' > iruvpyrf.ersbeznggrq
An alternative solution is to notice that "vehicles" is almost a valid Recutils [1] file. The fix is as simple as
Hint: The file "vehicles" will be easier to deal with using the standard POSIX tools if you translate it into a line-oriented format. Here is a way to do it (in rot13):
An alternative solution is to notice that "vehicles" is almost a valid Recutils [1] file. The fix is as simple as You can query the result with `recsel`. (Admittedly, I didn't try this until after solving the mystery.)[1] https://www.gnu.org/software/recutils/#content