i need to execute in background this command
sudo find '/abc/abc/' -type f -exec sed 's/domain1\it/domain2\com/g' '{}' \; . &
but I have two issues:
find: paths must precede expression: `.'
find: possible unquoted pattern after predicate `-exec'?
And again, there are other smart ways to "find and replace" more fastly, to do this: sudo find '/abc/abc/' -type f -exec sed 's/domain1\it/domain2\com/g' '{}' ; & maybe with grep?
Thanks
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supposed to be, there?/abc/abc/
an existing directory? Where are the files to be searched. The "`paths must preceedsed
writes to standard output unless you add the-i
or--in-place
option.