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appending a line to the end of several hundred files
I have a bunch of files named publish.php within subdirs. I need to append a line at the end of each file. I thought I could do it with find and echo like this: Code:
find . -name publish.php -exec echo "<? include('path/to/file.php'); ?>" >> '{}' \;
but that appends the line to a file named {} instead of the find results. I've also tried this: Code:
echo "<? include('path/to/file.php'); ?>" >> $(find . -name publish.php)
but bash throws an "ambiguous redirect" error What am I doing wrong? |
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