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Thank you - I am trying to get all these steps automated. For now, the pipe works. But I would really like to edit the file in place...

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no the sed command without -i does not work either.
sed: can't read \remoteHostc$log.info: No such file or directory

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$ls \\remoteHost\c$\log.info (file://\\remoteHost\c$\log.info)
\remoteHostc$log.info

vnn@myHost /cygdrive/c
$dir \\remoteHost\c$\log.info (file://\\remoteHost\c$\log.info)...

Hi
I am trying to edit a text file on a remote server using sed from within a cygwin shell on a windows system.

$ sed -i "s/aaa/bbb/g" \\remoteHost\c$\log.info...

There is no newline between the patterns<int>163</int> and <int>30</int>\n in your input request :

# cat ts1
web_request(abc,
"Method=null",
"TargetObjectId=/1",
BEGIN_ARGUMENTS,...

Any suggestions on this ?
Thanks.

The input file i am testing with has just one line in it:
<int>163</int>\n <int>30</int>
This xml fragment is actually part of a web request recorded by a load testing tool. Since there are...

I tried the following in r.sed

s/<int>\([0-9][0-9]*\)<\/int>\n\( *\)<int>\([0-9][0-9]*\)<\/int>/<int>\{requestId\}<\/int>/2

No luck. Same output as before:
<int>163</int>\n <int>30</int>

Hi,
Here is my input file (r.txt):
<int>163</int>\n <int>30</int>
And my sed command in r.sed
s/<int>\([0-9]+\)<\/int>\n\( *\)<int>\([0-9]+\)<\/int>/<int>\{requestId\}<\/int>/2

sed -f r.sed...

Hi
I have a piece of xml that has a pattern like this
<int>159</int><int>30</int>
I want to find this pattern but only substitute the second part of the pattern to {rid1}.
Is that possible in...