How to filter word between two patterns - Linux

Question

I would like to filter word between two patterns. In this case, between CN= and a comma (,)

Input:

Subject : "O=This is a test,CN=abc.def.com,L=North,ST=Arizona,C=CA"

Expected Output:

abc.def.com

Tried below but it isn't yielding expected results.

sed -n "/CN=/,/,/p" test.txt

Answer 1

The range notation works for patterns on separate lines. This should work for you:

echo 'Subject : "O=This is a test,CN=abc.def.com,L=North,ST=Arizona,C=CA"' | sed -e 's/^.*CN=//' -e 's/,.*$//'
abc.def.com

Or with awk:

echo 'Subject : "O=This is a test,CN=abc.def.com,L=North,ST=Arizona,C=CA"' | awk 'BEGIN{RS=","}/^CN=/{sub(/CN=/,"");print}'
abc.def.com