On Wed, Sep 7, 2011 at 6:14 PM, Kytt MacManus
<kmacm...@ciesin.columbia.edu> wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I am having a simple problem and hoping that it has a simple solution.
> The situation is that we have published some 70 wms services of .tif
> files with a strict naming convention.  Unfortunately a root element of
> the service name has changed and consequently we need to rename the 70
> data layers and data stores for our services.
>
> Is there a configuration file that contains information on all of the
> services so that a simple find and replace might solve my problem?
> There is a time bottleneck in doing this through the online interface.

Nope, each layer is configured is in its own file. You can use the REST api
to automate the mass change, or I guess a careful (with backups) usage
of find, grep and sed on the command line should allow you to do what
you want

Cheers
Andrea


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