Re: Using sed to find and replace ip address

Hi,

I'm trying to use sed to find and replace an IP address in a Apache config
file as part of switching over to our DR machine. I want to script the
process rather than doing it manually. I need to replace 10.2.0.109 with
10.202.0.109. Here is what I have tried based on examples I found online.
Since there are periods involved in the string, I thought I needed to
escape them.

STRQSH CMD('sed "s/10\.2\.0\.109/10\.202\.0\.109"
/home/jdeane/http_dr.conf > /home/jdeane/http_dr.conf')

When I run this, I receive an error "there is an incomplete substitution
in a regular expression". Anyone have any ideas?

Dean Eshleman
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