[17:01] FunnyLookinHat: have you tried just using a mail alias? [17:02] joey: Well wouldn't that just forward the email? [17:02] In effect - we need to redirect the actual SMTP request to this new service. [17:02] yes, but I guess I misunderstood then [17:02] oh [17:02] So we're using Sendmail to increase deliverability, etc. [17:02] can you do it by IP? [17:02] And they provide an SMTP server, etc. [17:02] No - different credentials between services. [17:03] i.e. the localhost sendmail user has different username/password from the Sengrid info. [17:03] ah [17:03] I don't know how to do that, sorry [17:03] I'm thinking I might be out of luck : ) [17:03] No worries [17:03] not without changing something you don't want to [17:03] If I'm lucky Kevin Fries will chime in with his mastery of all things admin. [17:04] yeah [17:05] good luck :-) [18:12] joey: ping [18:12] ? [18:12] hi FunnyLookinHat [18:12] I'm super rusty - with sed and s/search/replace [18:12] Can search and replace include spaces and special characters? [18:12] i.e. $_['whatever'] ? [18:22] oops [18:22] sorry I forgot about you :-) [18:22] yep [18:22] depending on what you want, sed or awk [18:24] FunnyLookinHat: awk is better if you want to print results, sed is better for modifying items in the pipe [18:24] FunnyLookinHat: http://www.grymoire.com/Unix/Sed.html [18:24] Yeah I'm nearly there... something like this: find ./ -type f -exec sed -i 's/\$params\[\'host\'\]\ \=\ \'localhost\'/\$params\[\'host\'\]\ \=\ \'smtp.sendgrid.com\'/' {} \; [18:24] lol [18:24] I have one too many characters escaped though :) [18:25] Thanks for the link