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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Shell Script to replace tokens in multiple files Post 302252396 by rubin on Wednesday 29th of October 2008 10:42:47 AM
Old 10-29-2008
Still one question left unanswered,

Quote:
- An exact sample of how the variables will look like after the replacement, especially for variables with multiple tokens ?
example,
Code:
SERVER_NAME="@ADMIN_SERVER_NAME@"   --->                      SERVER_NAME="server A"                               
SERVER_URL="t3://@UNIX_SERVER@:@ADMIN_SERVER_PORT@"     --->    SERVER_URL="t3://Server UNIX:1001"

I'm assuming the headers that you posted, are exactly as they look in of all of the files, and there are no more of them (?).

And when you enter the variable values at the prompt, do you use quotes around them ( say "server A" ), or simply:

Code:
enter SERVER_NAME:

server A

 

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