Replaced single replacements with -i instead of -i -e. Added two examples of the stackable -e functionallity
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# Standard SED repacements
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### DOMAINname: shoud be replaced with $domain
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Example:
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```
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sed -i 's/DOMAINname/'$domain'/' <path/to/filename>
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```
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### PHPver: shoud be replaced with $phpver
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Example:
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```
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sed -i 's/PHPver/'$phpver'/' <path/to/filename>
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```
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### PASSword: shoud be replaced with $PASSword
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Example:
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```
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sed -i 's/PASSword/'$PASSword'/' <path/to/filename>
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```
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### DBName: shoud be replaced with $db_name
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Example:
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```
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sed -i 's/DBName/'$db_name'/' <path/to/filename>
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```
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### DBUser: shoud be replaced with $db_user
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Example:
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```
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sed -i 's/DBUser/'$db_user'/' <path/to/filename>
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```
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### DBPass: shoud be replaced with $db_pass
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Example:
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```
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sed -i 's/DBPass/'$db_pass'/' <path/to/filename>
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```
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### Replacing multiple variables within the same file:
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The -e option is stackable, you can add as many as you want within a single file.
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Example
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```
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sed -i -e 's/DBPass/'$db_pass'/' -e 's/DBUser/'$db_user'/' <path/to/filename>
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or:
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sed -i -e 's/DBName/'$db_name'/' -e 's/DBUser/'$db_user'/' -e 's/DBPass/'$db_pass'/' <path/to/filename>
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``` |