SED now sorted

["Robert Speed" <nospam [at] Viclabs.co.uk>]

Thanks to Jim and Matt, the sed problem has now been sorted.

FWIW
Jims answer was to remove the escaping /s and encompase the
whole lot in double quotes in an env var. Then use double quotes 
when referencing the env var on the cli.

Simple when you think about it.

Cheers J & M.




Rob S.
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