08-07-2008
using sed to replace a pattern in list of files
Hi era,
Thanks for the help but it still doesn't work..
Files below consists of "bc01"..
/home/applmgr/amit/xyz.log
/home/applmgr/amit/abc.log
If i use sed this way, it works...
$ sed -i 's/bc/xy/g' xyz.log abc.log
output:
=====
A) cat xyz.log
xy01
6000
B) cat abc.log
xy01
6000
6001
My requirement is :
sed -in '1,$s/bc01/xy01/g' file_list.log --should work for multiple files in file_list.log
where ..
$cat file_list.log
/home/applmgr/amit/xyz.log
/home/applmgr/amit/abc.log
anyone who could suggest the correct way..
Regards,
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NAME
trash-list - List trashed files.
SYNOPSIS
trash-list [OPTIONS]... [PATH]...
DESCRIPTION
List all the contents of the trashcan.
EXAMPLES
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