This blog contains Linux / Unix Tips and Tricks, collected during my work as a Unix System Administrator.
They are here for my own reference, but they might help you as well !
Category: perl
Perl: how to install a Perl module locally
Today I wanted to install a Perl module in my home directory. Here's how to do it: (More)
Replacing text in multiple files
Here's a perl oneliner that does text search & replace over multiple files. Make sure you create a backup before using it !
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Len Kranendonk
Unix System Specialist.
Broad experience in web development and open source technologies.
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- Perl: how to install a Perl module locally
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- Replacing text in multiple files
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