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Moving most current files
Hey all, I'm writing a script to move the latest file from several directories into another directory and I need some help with getting the syntax to move the latest files from all directories.
So basically I do the following... Code:
$ cd /usr/local/etc/my_files $ ls AA AB AC AD $cd AA/ $ ls aa_backup_200904172000.bak aa_backup_200904192001.bak aa_backup_200904222000.bak $mv aa_backup_200904222000.bak /usr/local/etc/backup_files |
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