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Help needed ....
Hi...
I have a folder /home/data ;where some files are present. aaa_asas.txt bbb_xxx.txt ccc_xsxas.txt ddd_sa2esa.txt ------ Also I have a file which is as follows.(/home/file1) cat /home/file1 aaa you bbb are ccc very ddd good -------- now I want to rename all the files in the folder /home/data as below you_asas.txt are_xxx.txt very_xsxas.txt good_sa2esa.txt In simple terms the script need to read each line (eg:- aaa) and match the pattern in the folder and if it exists it should rename with second column name (eg:- you) can any body help me plzzzz.i m very new to scripting.. :-( |
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