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unzip files in a different folder
hi ,
I am using this command to unzip files from a source unzip -o $source_dir -d $dest_dir butthe problem is that this command creates a new folder at the destination and unzips all the files in that folder. I dont want that extra folder. e.g source_dir= abc/myname.zip dest_dir=xyz/myname/*.pdf whereas i want my dest_dir to be xyz/*.pdf can some one please help me with this???? Thanks |
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thanks!!! that worked out exactly as i wanted!!!!
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