Re: What is bad in this line?

[Eric Blake]

On 3/31/20 5:25 AM, "François Théry" wrote:
>     "sudo sed -i 's/3389/3388/g' /etc/xrdp/[1]xrdp.ini"

As written, this is underquoted. Whether you are asking sed to operate 
on "/etc/xrdp/[1]xrdp.ini" or "/etc/xrdp/1xrdp.ini" depends on whether 
the latter file exists.

>     I have to chance a port 3389 to 3388 and for this to write this line.
>     But it don't work

Pasting the actual behavior rather than the vague "it don't work" will 
go a long ways towards helping us help you.  Did you get an error 
message?  Did the command silently succeed, but not change the file you 
thought it would?

>     Thanks
>     --
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> References
>
>     1. http://xrdp.ini/

Oh. Now it looks like your above line was trying to reference a footnote 
injected in the middle of a command line?  Pasting exactly what you 
typed, rather than injecting a footnote reference, is important if you 
want us to repeat what you are attempting.

>     2. http://WEB.DE/

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