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change the file recursevely
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i want to change the file contents in a folder recursevely to HELLO.. Please help.. i know that to display the files under a folder find . -print prints all the contents including folders which is not needed.. please help |
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for i in `find . -type file -print`
do echo "HELLO" > $i done if i am not wrong you want to overwrite all files recursively with word "HELLO". |
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