On Fri, 19 Feb 2016, ac wrote: > > use bash :) > > > > do something like > > #!/bin/bash > > LST=`find ./ -name '*.php'` > > for FILENAME in "$LST"; do > > sed -i -e "s/$FROM/$TO/g" $FILENAME > > done
Sorry I don't see how that could possibly work. How do you define FROM and TO? In my case it is multiple lines of text that may contain slash / and metacharacters like . and * for example. It would need to be fully escaped. But I may want to use some regex -- so I don't want all escaped. > <r...@reedmedia.net>: host mail.reedmedia.net[64.85.162.118] said: 550 > Invalid email (in reply to end of DATA command) Because of: rejected after DATA: RFC compliant Message-Id required (Looking at this list email, I assume you didn't provide one so the list's mail server added one for you. The normal behavior is to pass it along unchanged.)
