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renaming files
I have a list of files named ab_*.csv
I would like to remane them all by removing the ab_ and have *.csv I did the following but I am surely missing something. /* wrong script */ for i in `ls -1 ab_*`; do mv ab_$i $i; done Thanks in advance. |
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