Hi,
> Hello, I don't know how does "sed" works, but I guess there is a typo
> somewhere:
>
> ~/glob2 $ find . -name "Root" -exec sed -i.sed 's/subversions.gnu.org:
> > \/cvsroot/cvs.sv.gnu.org:\/sources/g' {} \;
>
> sed: -e expression #1, char 22: unterminated `s' command
perhaps there is a bug in this command line although I can't find it. Are you
sure you correctly joined the two lines without any space between ? There
critical part is this string:
's/subversions.gnu.org:\/cvsroot/cvs.sv.gnu.org:\/sources/g'
Steph
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