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bash removing part of a file name

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问题 I have the following files in the following format: $ ls CombinedReports_LLL-*'('*.csv CombinedReports_LLL-20140211144020(Untitled_1).csv CombinedReports_LLL-20140211144020(Untitled_11).csv CombinedReports_LLL-20140211144020(Untitled_110).csv CombinedReports_LLL-20140211144020(Untitled_111).csv CombinedReports_LLL-20140211144020(Untitled_12).csv CombinedReports_LLL-20140211144020(Untitled_13).csv CombinedReports_LLL-20140211144020(Untitled_14).csv CombinedReports_LLL-20140211144020(Untitled

bash removing part of a file name

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mv a file that contains spaces from a shell script

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问题 I am trying to mv a file (rename it to replace spaces with dashes). If I pass the source and dest arguments without quotes, the source is broken up because mv thinks it is the end of the argument. If I surround source and dest with arguments, mv reports that the source can't be found. Currently, $1 and $2 have hardcoded quotes at the beginning and end. $onam and $dnam are the equivalents without the hardcoded quotes. This command from a prompt works perfectly because source and dest are

mv a file that contains spaces from a shell script

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Linux Bash: Move multiple different files into same directory

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问题 As a rather novice Linux user, I can't seem to find how to do this. I am trying to move unique files all in one directory into another directory. Example: $ ls vehicle car.txt bicycle.txt airplane.html train.docx (more files) I want car.txt, bicycle.txt, airplane.html, and train.docx inside vehicle. Right now I do this by moving the files individually: $ mv car.txt vehicle $ mv bicycle.txt vehicle ... How can I do this in one line? 回答1: You can do mv car.txt bicycle.txt vehicle/ (Note that

Linux Bash: Move multiple different files into same directory

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massive rename on terminal and sequentially numbered

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问题 I want to rename a lot of files (some jpg and a lot of png files) I need them sequentially numbered on each folder have this structure: .../folder01 file.png file.jpg .../folder02 file.png file.png .......... .../folder05 file.png file.png and I want something like this: .../folder01 0001.jpg 0002.png .../folder02 0003.png 0004.png .......... .../folder05 0012.png 0013.png how can I make it using bash? 回答1: Here's one way: find . $ -name '*.jpg' -o -name '*.png' $ -print | (i=0; while read

目录处理命令

创建目录：mkdir mkdir -p [目录名] -p 递归创建命令英文愿意：make directories 切换目录：cd cd [目录] 命令英文原意：change directory 简化操作： cd：进入当前用户的家目录 cd 目标目录：进入目标目录 cd -：回到上一次所在的目录 cd ~：进入当前用户家目录 cd . ：进入当前目录 cd . .：进入上一级目录查看所在目录位置：pwd pwd 命令英文原意：print working directory 注：pwd查看的是绝对路径。绝对路径：从根目录开始制定，一级一级递归查找。在任何目录下，都能进入指定位置。如： [root@localhost~]#cd /etc/ 相对路径：参照当前所在目录，进行查找。如：[root@localhost~]#cd ../usr/local/src/ 删除空目录：rmdir rmdir [目录名] 命令英文原意：remove empty directories 删除文件或目录：rm rm -rf [文件或目录] -r：删除目录 -f：强制删除命令英文原意：remove 复制命令：cp cp [选项] [原文件或目录] [目标目录] 命令英文原意：copy 选项： -r 复制目录 -p 连带文件属性复制 -d 若原文件是链接文件，则复制链接属性 -a 相当于-dpr

Rename files using sed and mv

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问题 I want to rename files in the format: img_MM-DD-YY_XX.jpg img_MM-DD-YY_XXX.jpg to: newyears_YYYY-MM-DD_XXX.jpg Where: YYYY = year MM = month DD = day XXX or XX = photo number I came up with this script but it isn't working: for filename in ?*.jpg; do newFilename=$(echo $filename | \ sed 's/img_$.*$-$.*$-$.*$_$[0-9][0-9]$\./newyears_20\3-\1-\2_0\4./; s/img_$.*$-$.*$-$.*$_$[0-9][0-9][0-9]$/newyears_20\3-\1-\2_\4/' -) mv $filename $newFilename done Any help would be greatly

Split a folder into multiple subfolders in terminal/bash script

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问题 I have several folders, each with between 15,000 and 40,000 photos. I want each of these to be split into sub folders - each with 2,000 files in them. What is a quick way to do this that will create each folder I need on the go and move all the files? Currently I can only find how to move the first x items in a folder into a pre-existing directory. In order to use this on a folder with 20,000 items... I would need to create 10 folders manually, and run the command 10 times. ls -1 | sort -n |