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finding and copying files !
Hi ,
I have a question relating to finding and copying files. i need to find the .pdf files from the specified directory which has subdirectories too. I only need .pdf files and not the directories and need to copy those files into my current directory. copy files from : /home/kit/1/abc.pdf /home/kit/2/aa.pdf /home/kit/3/aaa.pdf to my directory : /sample/abc.pdf /sample/aa.pdf /sample/aaa.pdf can anyone help me to write the script. Thanks in advance, bregoty |
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