SPUG: Re: Sourceforge ....

[Scott Blachowicz]

On Wed, Aug 16, 2000 at 01:57:21PM -0700, casey at haakenson.com wrote:
> You could get around all requests coming from your box by tweaking your
> /etc/hosts file to point images.sourceforge.net to a local IP, just have
> apache setup to VirtualHost that IP to the right DocumentRoot on your
> system to match their directory structure.  That way all requests from the
> PHP engine to images.sourceforge.net will be handled.  Not pretty, but it
> should work.

Or wave a little perl over the code...

  find . -type f \( -name '*.php' -o -name '*.htm*' \) -print |
   xargs grep -l 'images\.sourceforge\.net' |
   xargs perl -pi.bak -e 's/images\.sourceforge\.net/images.seattleperl.com/g'

which doesn't handle the case of no files matching that 'grep', but
it's enough to illustrate.  The perl "-i.bak" file will do in-place
editing of the file, leaving the original in a FILENAME.bak file.  The
"-p" option wraps the perl code in a loop that takes care of printing
each line after the content of the loop is executed.  The content of
the loop is provided by the "-e '...'" option.

Scott

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