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Rename fail
I've a lot of file with an hyphen on filename, so I use rename for remove him ad substitute with an underscore but it fails

Code:
$ rename 's/\-/\_/' *
Unknown option: _
Unknown option: i
Unknown option: r
Unknown option: e
Unknown option: e
Unknown option: _
Unknown option: g
Unknown option: r
Unknown option: a
Unknown option: d
Unknown option: i
How I can do this?Thanks
 

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