> for i in logs; do
>
> cat $i |sed 's/+0100/-0500/' > $i.tmp
> mv -f $i.tmp $i
>
> done
Right.. but again (as I stated) in case people ignore my posting, you need
the g on the end of the s statement in case there's more than one thing to
replace on a line :) If there isn't, it's not a problem but you still need
it just in case.
I'm tired.. need sleep.
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