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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting How to move all files except one? Post 302143476 by jim mcnamara on Thursday 1st of November 2007 03:39:18 PM
Old 11-01-2007
Code:
mv -f $(find $SOURCE -maxdepth 1 ! -name "FileNotToMove" -type f) $TARGET

There is one problem with this - if the number of files you find is huge or if the files have spaces in the names you will get problems. If you exceed ARG_MAX (max number of bytes as an argument) you will get an error. If the file has a space in the filename mv will think it is two different files.
 

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XDELTA3(1)						      General Commands Manual							XDELTA3(1)

NAME
xdelta3 - VCDIFF (RFC 3284) binary diff tool SYNOPSIS
xdelta3 [command] [options] [input [output]] DESCRIPTION
xdelta3 is a binary diff tool that uses the VCDIFF (RFC 3284) format and compression. COMMANDS
config prints xdelta3 configuration decode decompress the input, also set by -d encode compress the input, also set by -e (default) test run the builtin tests printdelta print information about the entire delta printhdr print information about the first window printhdrs print information about all windows recode encode with new application/secondary settings OPTIONS
standard options: -0 .. -9 compression level -c use stdout -d decompress -e compress -f force overwrite -F force the external-compression subprocess -h show help -q be quiet -v be verbose (max 2) -V show version memory options: -B bytes source window size -W bytes input window size -P size compression duplicates window -I size instruction buffer size (0 = unlimited) compression options: -s source source file to copy from (if any) -S [djw|fgk] enable/disable secondary compression -N disable small string-matching compression -D disable external decompression (encode/decode) -R disable external recompression (decode) -n disable checksum (encode/decode) -C soft config (encode, undocumented) -A [apphead] disable/provide application header (encode) -J disable output (check/compute only) -T use alternate code table (test) -m arguments for "merge" NOTES
The XDELTA environment variable may contain extra args: XDELTA="-s source-x.y.tar.gz" tar --use-compress-program=xdelta3 -cf target-x.z.tar.gz.vcdiff target-x.y/ EXAMPLES
Compress the differences between SOURCE and TARGET, yielding OUT, using "djw" secondary compression: xdelta3 -S djw -s SOURCE TARGET OUT Do the same, using standard input and output: xdelta3 -S djw -s SOURCE < TARGET > OUT To decompress OUT, using SOURCE, yielding TARGET: xdelta3 -d -s SOURCE OUT TARGET AUTHOR
xdelta3 was written by Josh MacDonald <josh.macdonald@gmail.com>. This manual page was written by Leo 'costela' Antunes <costela@debian.org> for the Debian project (but may be used by others). Xdelta3 August 2013 XDELTA3(1)
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