Today I realized that in some files I used, I had a | character that provoked them to be of little use (and provoke misconfiguration on the system), so I thought of removing them in a row. The choice was obvious, use tr to remove these characters, and it was perhaps the easier to script to do:<\/p>\n
\r\n#!\/bin\/bash\r\nfor e in $(grep -R "|" \/var\/lib\/files\/* | cut -d: -f1)\r\ndo\r\ntr -d '|' < $e > $e\r\ndone\r\n<\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Today I realized that in some files I used, I had a | character that provoked them to be of little use (and provoke misconfiguration on the system), so I thought of removing them in a row. The choice was…<\/p>\n