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So I guess this would be the final solution ?
for file in $(find . -name '*' -type f -print ) ; do sed 's/mysite.com/mysite.net/g' $FileName > $$TempFile mv $$TempFile $FileName done If i want to run this command do I type this out on the command line or do i have to make a shell script and run the shell script ? |
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Thank you ennstate,
You are right, the "find ." will list everything, including the directories. Also, there is no need for "-name '*'" nor "-print". The "find . -type -f" is sufficient to list all regular files and not directories. Thanks. |
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