08-26-2008
Script move and rename based on matching criteria
Hi all,
i would like to create a script that move and rename files from all the subdirectories of a given directory to others subdirectories of the same directory based on "matching" criteria in the "from" and "to" parameters.
Example:
Begin script
from /home/test/1_T_2008* move to /home/test/1_T/2008/*
from /home/test/12_B_2008* move to /home/test/12_B/2008/*
from /home/test/1765_T_2008* move to /home/test/1765_T/2008/*
and so on....
End script
N.B. All the directories are already created.
Anyone can help me?
Thank you all,
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