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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Copying files to new dir structure. Post 302644965 by balajesuri on Tuesday 22nd of May 2012 08:57:10 PM
Old 05-22-2012
Code:
user@ubuntu:~/programs$ tree dira
dira
├── author1
│   ├── book1
│   │   └── filea.epub
│   └── book2
│       └── fileb.epub
├── author2
│   └── book1
│       └── filec.epub
└── author3
    ├── book1
    │   └── filed.epub
    ├── book2
    │   └── filee.epub
    └── book3
        └── filef.epub

9 directories, 6 files
user@ubuntu:~/programs$
user@ubuntu:~/programs$ cat test.sh
#! /bin/bash

find . -type f -name "*.epub" | \
while read x
do
    y=${x%/*}; y=${y%/*}; y=${y/dira/dirb}
    mkdir -p $y
    cp $x $y
done
user@ubuntu:~/programs$ ./test.sh
user@ubuntu:~/programs$ tree dirb
dirb
├── author1
│   ├── filea.epub
│   └── fileb.epub
├── author2
│   └── filec.epub
└── author3
    ├── filed.epub
    ├── filee.epub
    └── filef.epub

3 directories, 6 files
user@ubuntu:~/programs$

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