Using "sed" to update RECURSIVELY a value within a directory in a Red Hat Machine
Hi All,
I spent the whole morning trying to create a shell script ( using "sed" command ) that looks for a value in a directory and its sub directory than changes it with another value but couldn't find the way
a first step, allowded me to trace all the files that contain it and even change this value but not into the file but on the standard output ( the screen ), here after the command :
Code:
grep -R 10.220.22.240 * | grep 8080 | sed 's/10\.220\.22\.240/localhost/g'
RESULT ON SCREEN ( here after a single line for exemple ):
Now, what i'am attempting to do, is to change the value "10.220.22.240" with "localhost" INTO ALL THESE FILES !!!
i made this script below but i shoul be missing something :
Code:
===========================
#!/bin/ksh
grep -R 10.220.22.240 * | grep 8080 > ListaFile
for a in ListaFile
do
sed 's/10\.220\.22\.240/localhost/g' < a > b
==========
one of the line included in "ListaFile", gives :
==============
testo/nav-up.htm_al13gen09:<td width="82" bgcolor="#6699CC"><div align="center"><a href="http://10.220.22.240:8080/dashboard.action" target="content" class="menu" on Click="MM_showHideLayers('comm','','hide','description','','hide','board','','hide','application','','hide','papers','','hide','news','','hide','wiki','','show')" > wiki</a></div></td>
==============
Can you help please ? thanx
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