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i want to replace 5000 image url from old server to new server
the following is an example of url for an image from the list
https://olddomain.tld/dir1/dir2/attachments/000/020/363/large/Garlic.jpg
now i want to replace from https to last forward slash in the url with "http://newdomain/images_folder/"
how could this be done using sed ?
any help will be appreciated
Thanks for all
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i want to replace 5000 image url from old server to new server
the following is an example of url for an image from the list
https://olddomain.tld/dir1/dir2/attachments/000/020/363/large/Garlic.jpg
now i want to replace from https to last forward slash in the url with "http://newdomain/images_folder/"
how could this be done using sed ?
any help will be appreciated
Thanks for all
linux sed
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i want to replace 5000 image url from old server to new server
the following is an example of url for an image from the list
https://olddomain.tld/dir1/dir2/attachments/000/020/363/large/Garlic.jpg
now i want to replace from https to last forward slash in the url with "http://newdomain/images_folder/"
how could this be done using sed ?
any help will be appreciated
Thanks for all
linux sed
asked 7 mins ago
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i want to replace 5000 image url from old server to new server
the following is an example of url for an image from the list
https://olddomain.tld/dir1/dir2/attachments/000/020/363/large/Garlic.jpg
now i want to replace from https to last forward slash in the url with "http://newdomain/images_folder/"
how could this be done using sed ?
any help will be appreciated
Thanks for all
linux sed
linux sed
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The solution is actually quite simple through the use of * which, by default, is greedy in sed (i.e. it matches the longest selection possible). Therefore you can match everything up to the last slash with ^.*/
Putting this into a full sed command:
sed 's|^.*/|new url/|'
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The solution is actually quite simple through the use of * which, by default, is greedy in sed (i.e. it matches the longest selection possible). Therefore you can match everything up to the last slash with ^.*/
Putting this into a full sed command:
sed 's|^.*/|new url/|'
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The solution is actually quite simple through the use of * which, by default, is greedy in sed (i.e. it matches the longest selection possible). Therefore you can match everything up to the last slash with ^.*/
Putting this into a full sed command:
sed 's|^.*/|new url/|'
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The solution is actually quite simple through the use of * which, by default, is greedy in sed (i.e. it matches the longest selection possible). Therefore you can match everything up to the last slash with ^.*/
Putting this into a full sed command:
sed 's|^.*/|new url/|'
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The solution is actually quite simple through the use of * which, by default, is greedy in sed (i.e. it matches the longest selection possible). Therefore you can match everything up to the last slash with ^.*/
Putting this into a full sed command:
sed 's|^.*/|new url/|'
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answered 6 secs ago
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answered 6 secs ago
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