How can I edit multiple files at once?
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Originally posted by Mr. Mike
How can I edit multiple files at once?
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Why not run screen?Comment
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Im hoping it is.
Well, here is my problem, I cant keep uploading an htaccess file to every virtual domain, everytime I change it. Problem is, I cant get my htaccess code to work in apache. All I can work is the error docs.
I need to get these to function:
Deny from {ip}
and
RewriteRule .*\.(gif|GIF|Gif|jpg|JPG|jpeg)$ http://www.mydomain.com/error.jpg [R,NC]
but everytime I add these lines, apache dies
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command screen? What does that do? If its a cut and paste job, it would still be kind of a pain cause thats over 100 files to paste.Originally posted by notjoe
Why not run screen?Sig for sale. ICQ: 163-545-054Comment
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Screen is(like) a multitasking program which allows you to basically run multiple shells from under your login and by using keys you can switch from shell to shell to shell.Originally posted by Mr. Mike
command screen? What does that do? If its a cut and paste job, it would still be kind of a pain cause thats over 100 files to paste.
As for your apache problem, make sure that you're not trying to set something which can only be set from the httpd.conf file.Comment
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A quick and dirty!
I tried to get it to a one-liner but I must've missed something. This way works at least.
Create a file that is called "edit.sh" and add this to it:
The ">>" will append the text to the .htaccess. Change it to ">" if you want to over write.#!/bin/bash
echo "Deny from someip" >> $1
echo "RewriteRule .*\.(gif|GIF|Gif|jpg|JPG|jpeg)$ http://www.mydomain.com/error.jpg [R,NC]" >> $1
Change the file to "chmod 755 edit.sh".
Now run this from the main directory where you can find the .htaccess files:
Change "./edit.sh" to the correct path to edit.sh.find . -name .htaccess -maxdepth 2 -exec ./edit.sh {} \;
"-maxdepth 2" will only look for .htaccess maximum 2 directories deep, change to suit your needs.
DISCLAIMER!
If you fuck up, I'm not responsible
It worked for me. So try it in a test directory first and see if it will look the way you want it.Comment
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