sed (called from bash script) splits up strings resulting in “sed can’t read: no such file or directory error” [closed]
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Search start of string with or without comments and insert text between single quotes within file
I’m trying to automate a manual installation of phpmyadmin and as part of this I’m trying to update settings in the configuration file.
SED — in a string, replace word1 by word2 after token 1 — replace only once
input string : PARAM
Delete line containing pattern in between specific range of lines
I want to completely remove lines containing a pattern ignoring first few lines. I tried:
Remove prepending character from block of lines in bash
I have a text file that has at some point a text like this:
Replacing a string with a variable which contains newlines
I would like to replace a string with the a variable which contains newlines in it. However, sed replacing doesn’t seem to do what I want.
how to preserve all spacings with ‘sed’ when inserting content in the file
I have a shell variable with the following content:
How to insert an autoincremented variable when replacing content in file
My goal is to insert id=“#” near every found “match” string when parsing a file. Instead of # must be an incrementing number.
There are plenty of files that need to be parsed.
Invalid regular expression ‘Trailing backslash’ error on FreeBDS
I’m trying to use sed in some file.
My sid is sed -e 's/-.* ET/ ET/g'
Replace $ with $$ using sed
In string test$test how to replace $ with $$ using sed so I get test$$test at the output?