On 4/5/2024 2:15 AM, Antonio Viscomi
via QGIS-User wrote:
if you're using linux what you need is simply use the 'sed' command by terminal as i.e.:
sudo sed -i 's/NEWPATHTOSUBSTITUTE(your path or IP or domain)/OLDPATH/g' *.qgs
The original request noted that the files were .qgz files, not .qgs, so you need to first unzip, the rezip the files.
And this single line solution assumes all files are in a single directory, so you need something "find" to walk the directory structure.
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