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Top Forums Programming Print to file image sizes Post 302723713 by graphicsman on Tuesday 30th of October 2012 03:26:01 PM
Old 10-30-2012
I extended my code to check the directory but now my issue is if try to echo $f it gives me the full path and the filename of the image. How can I just get the name to also print next to the directory??

Code:
		echo 'checking images sizes'
		{
			
			for f in $(find $DIRECTORY/$directoryname -name \*.jpg);
				do
				let fsize=$(stat -c %s "$f");
					if (( fsize > 2097152 ))
						then
							echo "$directoryname  $f"
					fi
				done
			} >> results.txt


EDIT:
and how do you do an && in bash so I can check for .jpeg and .jpg

Last edited by graphicsman; 10-30-2012 at 05:05 PM..
 

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