10-19-2010
how to write a script for existing of IP_add in the files under paticular paths.
Hello ,
I want to write a script to test the IP_add is hardcoded in the paticular files.
the files are available in path .
for example.
/abs/abn/jkg/frames.sh. like this some files are there in the same path.I
manually replaced the IP_ADD with domain name in required files.now i have to do testing for these files does all IP_add are replaced with Domain names.
I am looking forward from you.
Thanks in advance.
rajkumar G
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