Would the following command remove ../../Templates/ from all files in the
/home/devicsil/public_html/Templates directory?
for file in ls /home/devicsil/public_html/Templates ; do
sed -e 's/..\/..\/Templates\///g' $file
echo
How about:
rm -R -f /home/devicsil/public_html/Templates/*
Remove, recurse, force all files from directory.
Mike Hammett wrote:
Would the following command remove ../../Templates/ from all files in the
/home/devicsil/public_html/Templates directory?
for file in ls
sed doesn't remove files, though your command might produce a listing of the
files stripped of all mention of $file in /home/devicsil.
On Dec 15, 2007 9:45 AM, Mike Hammett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Would the following command remove ../../Templates/ from all files in the
Its been awhile since I used sed, and I can not figure out to read
and write to the same file. Since you are doing this with a backup of
the files, correct? Here is a way to make it work
mkdir newfiles
for file in `ls .`; do
sed -e 's|../../Templates/||g' $file newfiles/$file
echo
It is not sed, but this ought to work...
perl -pi -e 's/Templates//sgi'/path_to_directory_containing files/*
You could also (recommended) have it create a backup file for every file
edited
(Google perl command line editing) or you could also find all the files
containing
the word templates
I have been talking with them, but hav'ent heard back. I was hoping for a
hardware solution vs a software one though. i.e. boxes at each location
etc. But not done with it yet.
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Thanks for offering to help,
Here's what I have.
My noc is across a creek from a water tank that I have a dozen ap's on.
So I have to do aerial to get there. I want to use an aerial cable that
has a lot of fibers in it. So I can put each radio on it's own fiber and
not have a switch at the
George,
I just throw this out as another possibility on your fiber service. We
currently offer fiber service and we are doing it all over a single pair
of single-mode fiber in a complete ring configuration. So each
customer has a pair that comes into their location and then a pair that
Thanks Travis,
I'm guessing this is for commercial, using a cisco switch at each
customer location?
What about resi?
Travis Johnson wrote:
George,
I just throw this out as another possibility on your fiber service. We
currently offer fiber service and we are doing it all over a single pair
Talk to MRV about the equipment. They have gear that can do just about
anything, fairly inexpensive too.
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Mike Hammett
Intelligent Computing Solutions
http://www.ics-il.com
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From: George Rogato [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
We do the same for commercial and residential customers... although our
cheapest plan for this service is $250/month.
Cisco switches with GBIC modules can be purchased for less than $500
complete. How much will all the fiber stuff cost at each household to
enable a PON? As well as at
The problem with a lot of customers being an integral part of the ring is
the customer's reliability affecting your network.
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Mike Hammett
Intelligent Computing Solutions
http://www.ics-il.com
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From: Travis Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: WISPA General List
Hi,
This is very true... we install a small UPS along with the switch to
help with power issues... but with 70+ customers on the ring right now,
we have not seen any issues. If a single customer goes down, the ring is
still fully functional for everyone else. At that point, we contact that
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