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I am using Linux Red Hat 5 Enterprise version.
For all files in the current directory, I want to replace all occurrences of /foo/goo/zoo
(which are contained in file contents) to /a/b/c
.
Any ideas how I can implement that quickly?
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I am using Linux Red Hat 5 Enterprise version.
For all files in the current directory, I want to replace all occurrences of /foo/goo/zoo
(which are contained in file contents) to /a/b/c
.
Any ideas how I can implement that quickly?
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sed -i 's!/foo/goo/zoo!/a/b/c!g' *
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find DIR -type -f -exec sed -i 's!/foo/goo/zoo!/a/b/c!g' '{}' ';'
(the solution of ignacio is correct, but the glob operator *
might run out of space when facing lots of files).