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Writing a script to modify text in a file

Asked by bpb25 in Sun Solaris

Tags: files, modify, nntpserver, text

I need help in writing a script that will modify one word of text in my users .cshrc file.  Here's what the line looks like now:  setenv NNTPSERVER oldserver, and I need to find a way to make it look like setenv NNTPSERVER newserver.  I know I can vi every file to make the necessary changes, but I have over 200 accounts, and that would take a while.  Thanks for any help you can provide.
 
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