Im having an issue with this code in the command line:
sed -i 's/row['email']/_SESSION['nen']/g' /var/www/v2-stage/v2-stage/add_on/change_password.php
For some reason i think it isnt working since the ’email’ but that is how the code is & i cant change it. Also im running it through the shell_exec for php. but i tried it directly and it wasnt working as well.
any ideas?
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Answer
Because you have ' in your command, you need to use double quote " for sed.
Any char except ' will be literal (which means the will be literal, too), so you can rewrite your command as
sed -i "s/row['email']/_SESSION['nen']/g" /var/www/v2-stage/v2-stage/add_on/change_password.php
If you write your command in a text editor (or notice the color on stackoverflow), the syntax highlight will help you determine the correctness of your command.