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So I am trying to use a simple sed command in shell to find and replace a certain string in my bash file for an alias.
The alias is something like:
alias configure=’cd /opt/Test/conf/server’
I want to replace /opt/Test/conf/server with /opt/Test/conf but am having difficulties with the syntax.
Thanks for any help.
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