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Moving files to specified directory.
Hi I have made a shell script which moves files from a trash bin back to the original directory and also has the option to restoring the file to a directory that is specified by the user. The restoring it to the original directory is working fine, the restoring it to a specified directory is now. My code is below. Can someone help? Code:
if [ ! $1 ] ; then
echo "-n Restores to users specified path."
exit 1
elif [ $1 ] ; then
echo Restoring to original directory...
mv /home/trash/$1 .
elif [ -n $1 ]; then
echo Restoring to specified user directory
mv -i $1 .$2 ;
fi
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