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replace a complex string using sed
Name: may Date: December 2, 2003 at 07:42:54 Pacific OS: W2K
Comment:
Hello, I want to replace in a file a string with another string like the example:
file name: Test String1 = ggggg (exist in the file Test) String2 = /tcwork/nirgr/fffff
the following doesn't work because of the slash: sed 's/gggg/ /tcwork/nirgr/fffff /g' Test
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