In the documentation under 'Example use cases' it explains why to use Pathologic. Quote "The address of your site has changed. Perhaps you moved to a shiny new domain name, or perhaps you moved the Drupal installation from one subdirectory to another."
That's my case.
My old multisite path to images:
/sites/site1.localhost/files/image.png
My new multisite path to images:
/sites/site2.localhost/files/image.png
In Pathologic we select Path relative to root server and enter in first line:
/sites/site1.localhost/
Second line:
/sites/site2.localhost/
Result:
/files/image.png
So, all it does, it just strips the /sites/site1.localhost/
from path and doesn't replace with /sites/site2.localhost/
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