Hi
all,
Just wondered, does
anybody know of a way to perform a global search and replace on a file on a
Linux system?
For example, we have
about 50 users all using "global.pab" - our global address list - from differing
locations on their U: drive!
So one solution is
to go through and standardise where their .pab files are loaded from.....
another is to search the entire Linux hard disk for the file "global.pab" and
replace every instance with a new version of "global.pab", or even "global1.pab"
if this makes it any easier!!
Does anybody know if
this can be done? We are running combination of Red Hat 7.1 and 7.2 Servers (7.3
CDs arrived today! woohoo!)
Many thanks for any help received!
Regards,
Greg Conway.
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