OK, this is way to complicated when a simple substr() on $0 will suffice but I like it!
awk '{for(i=1;i<4;i++)$i="";sub(/^ */,"");print}' error.txt | sort -u
Notice that it's piped into a sort because awk doesn't have it's own sort command.
All this command is doing is printing everything after field four.
Below is a modification of the above command that prints only the unique lines (based on all fields after field 4):
awk '{for(i=1;i<4;i++)$i=""; sub(/^ */,""); err[$0] = $0 } END { for ( u in err ) print err[u] }'
Notice that $0 is the modified $0 without fields one thru 4.
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