For example if I want to exchange information of a XXXX file.
The XXXX fcheiro contains: NAME: FILE
I want him to switch to: NAME: YYYY
How would the script in suse studio for the process
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In the script section you could put the following line that would probably
do the job, if I understand your request fully:
sed -i -e 's/NAME: FILE/NAME: YYYY/'–
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In the script section you could put the following line that would
probably
do the job, if I understand your request fully:
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sed -i -e ‘s/NAME: FILE/NAME: YYYY/’
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I’ll simplify.
I have a file in “/ usr /” … The file name is “DOC”
Within the file is written “LINUX” …
I want a script that whenever I shut down the OS will change what is
written in the file to “LINUX NEW”
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Help please
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Help please[/color]
man sed
or read in the other Studio Forum
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