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Seach and Replace
Post 302519982 by mchelle_99 on Thursday 5th of May 2011 01:57:15 PM
05-05-2011
Seach and Replace
Our email address is changing and I need to update 4000 htm pages.
I was told I command was something like this
Eg)
find docs/700_799/ -name "*.htm" -type f | xargs perl -pi -e 's/\/company-information\/legal-and-regulatory/\/legal-and-regulatory/g'
Is there away of not changing the date of the file?
I do not want the file date to be modified unless a change was made to that file.
I've tried the above command but it modifies the date of the file whether or not there has been an actual change.
Or should I be using a different command?
I was told I command was something like this
Eg)
find docs/700_799/ -name "*.htm" -type f | xargs perl -pi -e 's/\/company-information\/legal-and-regulatory/\/legal-and-regulatory/g'
Is there away of not changing the date of the file?
I do not want the file date to be modified unless a change was made to that file.
I've tried the above command but it modifies the date of the file whether or not there has been an actual change.
Or should I be using a different command?
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