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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Help with copy command Post 302515326 by srattani on Tuesday 19th of April 2011 09:23:56 PM
Old 04-19-2011
Help with copy command
Hello,

I have a directory in which I have files as follows

Code:
CRDT.csv
CRDT.csv.1
CRDT.csv.2
....
CRDT.csv.n

I would like to copy it over to another directory as

Code:
crdt_lon.csv
crdt_lon.csv.1
crdt_lon.csv.2
....
crdt_lon.csv.n

I am looking for a one line command but I am unable to come up with it, if I do following it copies it with same name CRDT and I want it to be copied over as crdt_lon

Code:
cp CRDT.csv* destdir

I would really appreciate your help I want these files as crdt_lon* in my destdir. Where destdir can be any directory

Thanks in advance
 

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