There may be other characters after the =. Use od or
xxd to view the hex output and see. Maybe it was
created on a windows box and transfered to a Unix
system in binary mode (via ftp with bin, or sftp).
These will show up in cat -v as ^M.
Andrew Barber
--- Alex Harris <nccuss17@gmail.com> wrote:
> How do I have sed remove the equal sign at the END
> of a line?
>
> I've tried sed 's/=$//' and the equal signs are
> still there.
>
>
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