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IT WORKS !!! ( cygnwin gone wild, so i restarted comp, and it works like a charm)

THANK YOU SO MUCH :) :) :) :b:

the < sign doesn't work on Cygwin64 Terminal :( But are you sure that this will work on server ? :)

oh ,thanks it works , but < is missing :( can i append < somehow ?

?php
// Silence is golden.
?>

find . -name "*.php" -type f -exec sed -i '1 s/^.*GLOBALS.*$/<?php/g' {} \;

Tried this,nothing happened :confused:

find . -name "*.php" -type f -exec sed '1 s/^.*GLOBALS.*$/<?php/g' {} \;
I tried this, but it only shows me(in the cygwin) the contents of .php files

I'm sorry for my lack of knowledge of unix, but can you explain me more about the code, must i use it with find ? and will it work on Cygwin64 Terminal or I must download something else ? :)

Appended on the start of file (see the example in first post,code marked red)
actually its one line <?php .....some garbage... ?> and then the original code starts <?php..
so i need to delete the...

If you give me a sed command i'll try and see with cygwin64. The code which was appended was same in every .php i checked. About backups and stuff, it would take me too much effort to reinstall all...

Some of it yes. I'd really appreciate if anyone could send me the right command i'm not very close with unix :(

I appreciate your answer, but I don't have any backups, also reinstall is not an option :(

Hello,

I have infected .php files on my server with some code (example at the bottom,code marked red must be deleted, all .php files were infected with this same code). I was wondering how can i...