05-21-2009
script to move
Hi,
Want to write a script which move like:
these are files in different dir structure,
/home/darshak/test/sh/new.txt
/home/darshak/test/new1.txt
/home/darshak/test/pl/file.txt
script will move same structure as above but in different dir,
/usr/local/test/sh/new.txt
/usr/local/test/new1.txt
/usr/local/test/pl/file.txt
I am finding files by below command which I have to move:
find /home/darshak -name "*" -mtime +4
Also was looking for tar-ing option but the data is about 20-30 GB so will take lot of time to tar and untar. So dropped the idea.
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