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Renameing files with the find command
Hi,
I am attempting to rename files in a directory tree, using the find command: find . -name "file-src*" -exec mv {} file-tgt \; however, this only moves the file to the current dir: I have also tried: mv 'find . -name file-src' file-tar find . -name "file-src*" -exec mv {file-tgt} \; etc, but to no avail. Any help would be appreciated.  |
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