Linux command to replace a string across multiple files
sed -i ’s/product1.php/product.php/g’ *.php In the command above “product1.php” is replaced with “product.php” across all files with extension “.php” within the project folder.
sed -i ’s/product1.php/product.php/g’ *.php In the command above “product1.php” is replaced with “product.php” across all files with extension “.php” within the project folder.
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