sed "/string1/string2/g" file
will replace string1 with string2 in file. You can also use wildcards to specify
the file:
sed "/string1/string2/g" *
will do the replacement in all files of the working directory
r00t the LiNuXeRRR wrote:
> Hy all,
>
> How can i replace a string in a file (without editing :) )?
>
> Thanx, Cosmin
>
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