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sed to change a configuration file

Hi

I want to create a configuration file from a template one.

The only thing to change for now is the port number that I need to take from another file that has this format:

serverort


So I need to take the 2nd field.

server is passed in the script argument.

how to do that? I think of sed to search the file and get the port then find the line

Listen 80

to

Listen <port>

and then saves a new config file.

thanks for your help.
 

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