On Fri, 19 Feb 2016 10:13:36 -0600 (CST)
"Jeremy C. Reed" <r...@reedmedia.net> wrote:
> 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.
>
i respond to your mail server at the bottom (you should fix that :) )
i don't usually rise to bait, as i am not a fish, but well, it is Saturday and
I do have a minute so here goes:
hmm, it does more than you even asked for as it does multi file as well as
multi line replacement :) I haven't specifically tested it, but there is no
reason why it should not work though, but let me write the
whole thing for you real quick, so you can copy & paste :)
--------------------------------------------------
#!/bin/bash
FROM="something"
TO="else"
LST=`find ./ -name '*.php`
for FILENAME in "$LST"; do
sed -i -e "s/$FROM/$TO/g" $FILENAME
done
---------------------------------------------------
You can change the LST to * or to a single specific file : mail.log or to
whatever your heart desires :)
In From and To, you can also escape characters, ymmv, add for - to for
additional characters, awk, etc etc.
> > <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
>
RFC: Message-ID is not a mandatory header - You must/should not bounce
email based on the lack thereof?
so, is your email server mis-configured? - you may also, while you are
busy, change the oil and check the pressure on the tires :)
Regarding the message id :: I specifically do not send it :)
(you can ask my why if you really really want to :) )
> (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.)
normal? hahahaha, you need people like me, that think outside containers :)
