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sed issues with strange char

Hi all,

I try to create a shell script to had the xiti tag at the end of servals web pages just before the <body/> tag.

here is my script :

Code:

#!/bin/bash
##################################################################


rm -R /home/hibern/TEMP/hibern
cp -R /home/hibern/TEMP/hibernorig /home/hibern/TEMP/hibern
value=0

cat << EOF > /tmp/xiti.tmp
<!--\
Xt_param = 's=279747&p=';\
try {Xt_r = top.document.referrer;}\
catch(e) {Xt_r = document.referrer; }\
Xt_h = new Date();\
Xt_i = '<img width="39" height="25" border="0" alt="" ';\
Xt_i += 'src="http://logv33.xiti.com/hit.xiti?'+Xt_param;\
Xt_i += '&hl='+Xt_h.getHours()+'x'+Xt_h.getMinutes()+'x'+Xt_h.getSeconds();\
if(parseFloat(navigator.appVersion)>=4)\
{Xt_s=screen;Xt_i+='&r='+Xt_s.width+'x'+Xt_s.height+'x'+Xt_s.pixelDepth+'x'+Xt_s.colorDepth;}\
document.write(Xt_i+'&ref='+Xt_r.replace(/[<>"]/g, '').replace(/&/g, '$')+'" title="Internet Audience">');\
//-->\
</script>\
<noscript>\
Mesure d'audience ROI statistique webanalytics par <img width="39" height="25" src="http://logv33.xiti.com/hit.xiti?s=279747&p=" alt="WebAnalytics" />\
</noscript></a>\
EOF

for file in `find  /home/hibern/TEMP/hibern -name '*.html' -print`
do

export m_tag=`cat /tmp/xiti.tmp`

sed -e 's/<body>/'$m_tag'/g' "$file" > "$file".tmp && mv -f "$file".tmp "$file"
done

and here is my error :-(

Code:

sed: -e expression #1, char 39: unterminated `s' command

thanks in advance for your help

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