Re: [cobalt-users] raqq550 TTL

[Pitr <pitr@xxxxxxxxx>]

sure, just tell perl to look for 600 with a break/blank space at the
beginning of it:

perl -i.bak -pe 's/\b600/86400/g' *

The "\b" is the escape sequence to tell it to look for a word break.

I tested this locally and it behaved properly for a zone file with a TTL
of 600 and a retry of 3600.

On Wed, 2003-05-14 at 11:06, Brian Rahill wrote:
> So I assume that if I do a: perl -i -pe 's/600/86400/g' *
> 
> It will change the TTL from 600 to 86400 but will also change the 3600 to 
> 386400.  This wouldn't be good.
> 
> Any ideas on how to get it to ignore the 3600?
>