grouping using sed or awk

Shell Programming and Scripting
1

I have below inside a file.

[server1.domain.com]
11.22.33.44
user1

[server2.domain.com]
11.22.33.55
user2

I need this manipulated as

alias server1.domain.com='ssh user1@11.22.33.44'
alias server2.domain.com='ssh user2@11.22.33.55'
2

Try:

awk '{print "alias " gensub(/[\[\]]/,"","g",$1) "='\''ssh " $3 "@" $2 "'\''" }' FS='\n' RS= file.txt
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3

mirni last ' missing

EDIT:
Its fine Thanks

4

not on my system. What are you running? And what version of awk?
This will probably work only with GNU awk.
On Solaris use nawk.
This should be more portable:

 cat infile.txt | tr -d '[]'  | awk '{print "alias "  "='\''ssh " $3 "@" $2 "'\''" }' FS='\n' RS=