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/ 2 Years ago, tue, march 1, 2022, 3:49:23
Is there a way to do this in Ubuntu? I've read it's possible in php, but I'm not familiar with php at all.
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You could use sed for that, but it will only work for links that are in a single line in the html code.
Update:
Damn greedy regex! ;) This one should work now!
sed -i 's|<a[^>]+>|<a>|g' <the-html-file>
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