grep --include={*.php,*.html,*.htm} -rnl './' -e "text" | xargs -i@ sed -i 's/text/new text/g' @
replacing the extensions you want to be included.

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Today I came across with this very weird error message while trying to import my database from shell. Well….it’s not very clear what the heck is going on, but the solution is very simple. You just have to gunzip your sql.gz file before you import it.
So just run
gunzip myfile.sql.gz

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But there is a simple way to get crawled. Just use the address my-blog.com/rss where “my-blog” is actually your blog’s URL, and put it as a new sitemap.

You’re done!

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