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using sed for replacing strings with "/" [duplicate]
need to replace < network> with a "192.168.61.0/24" but i am not able to do it with sed,
tried
sed -i s/"< network>"/"192.168.61.0/24"/g file.sh
but this is not working
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How to remove forward slashes from file in unix shell using sed? [duplicate]
I have the following file :
/
/FUSE
//
Bank S.A / N.V
/F
I want to remove all forward slashes (/), so that the result looks like this:
FUSE
Bank S.A N.V
F
How to do so using sed? Ive tried using ...
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sed does not replace a string in a file as expected [duplicate]
I want to make replace a string in a file mytest.properties but it is not getting replaced.
I want to replace JaWov5Svh/GKAkk8siezbg== and use the command
$ sed -i -- 's/JaWov5Svh/GKAkk8siezbg==/...
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sed: -e expression #3, char 59: unknown option to `s' [duplicate]
I am writing a script to replace three lines for input in a C++ code.This is the snippet of the C++ code whose inputs I want to change:
char outputFileName_ForBlueEdge[50] = "...
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Using SED to remove specific line in a conf file [duplicate]
Im running against the wall in this command..
I want to remove the line:
include "/etc/nginx/software.conf";
from the file called website.
I've tried:
sed -ri '/include \"/etc\/nginx\/...
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Finding and replacing text with sed [duplicate]
I am trying to use sed to find a replace "Host" with "Europe/London", however it is failing as shown below:
# sed -i -e 's/"Host"/"Europe/London"/g' /usr/local/...
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Add new line to a file contains < [duplicate]
i am trying to add a new line to a file using sed :
sed -i '/<field name="Users" indexed="true"/>/a <copyField source="New_user" dest="text"/>' $RTDIR/schema.xml
i get an error:
unknown ...
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How can I replace a string with a string that contains a special character, using sed [duplicate]
For example
replace
keystore=".
with
keystore="./
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sed not reading directory information [duplicate]
I'm having problems with sed. I can't seem to get this to work.
I have a data file (renegade.dat), which contains the following lines:
/opt/rg/data/
/opt/rg/misc/
/opt/rg/menu/
/opt/rg/logs/
/opt/rg/...
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Unix replace all lines in a file starting with a string,by a variable [duplicate]
I have a requirement to replace all the lines in a file that start with a certain string to be replaced by a variable.
Contents of te file -
SDI=/u05/rdbms/admin
NONSDI=/u07/rdbms/admin1
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Sed find and replace with slashes
I am having trouble using sed find/replace with slashes in the find parameter.
Sample contents of test.sh
str=$(sed -n '/^user:/p' /tmp/shadowtest) # find "user:" line in /etc/shadowtest
arr=(${str//...
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Insert command line information into the specified line of the file
source file:
$cat test.file
aaa
bbb
ccc
I want to insert echo test> /var/tmp/file into the second line, and the desired result is like this:
$ cat test.file
aaa
echo test > /var/tmp/file
bbb
...
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How to espace sequence of characters in sed?
I am new to regex and running into some frustrations. I am trying to work with strings that express directories and am having the issue reproducible by running:
echo "a" | sed "s/a/home/...
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replacing part of find output in a readarray command
I need to create filelist (playlist) for using it in a Docker container. So the path of the file on the host system is not the mounting path. Now I try to fix this, but I have some trouble.
This is my ...
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double quote inside variable in Sed
Update
Thanks @steeldriver for the answerd, the problem doesn't the double quote is the / only i needeed remplace for |
Currently I have some problems with the sed command, I try to replace a string ...
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