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Using sed to replace text with slashes

Posted on 25. April 200714. November 2007 by Hans-Henry Jakobsen

This is the right way to replace slashes

sed -e 's,/usr/bin,/home/bin,g'

Usually you replace text this way

sed -e 's/text1/text2/g'

You can use any character in place of those slashes.

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