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i have noticed many files in ~/.config have the actual user name or the full path of the user's home directory. if i want to rename to user and rename the home directory to match (and do chown -hR if a userid number change was also involved) i presume i should also sed -i all those file to reflect the change (while no processes are running for this user). but i have run across a difficulty. file ~/.config/dbus/user is in a binary format. if the name involves a different length, that could throw off lengths and offsets, corrupting the file. any ideas or suggestions?
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