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MD5 hash filename
I am a newbie to shell programming. Can someone help me with the following ?
Shell script that accomplishes the following - # Step 1 List all files in the directory # Step 2 Loop through each filename say a.htm and MD5 hash the filename to say b.htm # Step 3 copy a.htm to b.htm # Step 4 Move a.htm to X directory and b.htm to Y directory Thanks in advance. |
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