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With the shell in busybox you should be able to do something like:
cnt=1
for x in *.gif
do base="${x%.gif}"
echo mv "$x" "$(printf '%s_%04d.gif' "$base" $cnt)"
cnt=$((cnt +...

You've specified 3 decimal digits, but the gifs in question have 4 digits, followed by an underscore. I think %%04d_.gif might be what you need.

Less is more:while read x
do
find /var/mobile -maxdepth 2 -name "$x" >> "$x".txt
done < /var/mobile/names.txt

while read x

do
....$x...
done <file

find /var/mobile/Media/Downloads/ -name "*.deb" | xargs -I {} dpkg -x {} {}.xfind /var/mobile/Media/Downloads/ -name "*.deb" | xargs -I {} dpkg -e {} {}.x/DEBIAN

are you sure you are executing the same code ygemici gave you?...
Try this...
find /dir/ -name "*.deb" | xargs -I {} dpkg -x {} {}.x

--ahamed

PS: I am away from my unix box so the code is not...

a little correction ;)
find /dir/ -name "*.deb" -exec dpkg -x '{}' \;

find /dir/ -name "*.deb" -exec dpkg -x {} /;


--ahamed

find /dir/ -name *.deb -exec dpkg -x {} /;


try this i havenot tried but just trying to help you

assuming ignore list is created with ignore extensions on each line .. like suggested by Chubler_XL.. here is my take.. i directly writing here so there can be syntactical error.


$ cat...

You could use rsync

Just put list of exclude patterns in a file eg /tmp/nosync.txt

*.mp3
*.mp4
*.sav


Now run
rsync -axv --exclude-from=/tmp/nosync.txt --dry-run /source/top/dir /dest...

Try this...


find . ! -wholename "*.mp3" ! -wholename "*.MP3" -delete


--ahamed

find Music -type f \( ! -name '*MP3' -a ! -name '*mp3' \) -exec rm {} \;

when "find *.deb ..." expand the wildcard '*'

a "test.deb" is found but this is not a directory, so "find" cannot perform the search in it

DIR='/var/mobile/Media/My Music/' will do.

You can write this script in a new script, of course:
(Call it for this example "pause.sh")
#!/bin/sh

get_size(){ du -s "$1" 2>/dev/null | awk...

Yes, unless, for example, you're talking about /var/mobile in the system root, in which case you'll issue DIR='/var/mobile', as ~ denotes your Home directory

#!/bin/sh

DIR=~/'unix.com'

get_size(){ du -s "$1" 2>/dev/null | awk '$0=$1';sleep 5;}

# Script does its stuff

dir_size=$(get_size "$DIR")
while [ "$(get_size "$DIR")" -ne "$dir_size" ];...

Try this:
#!/bin/sh

DIR=~/'unix.com'
dir_size=0;

get_size(){ du -s "$1" 2>/dev/null | awk '$0=$1';}

while [ : ]; do
# Script does its stuff
sleep 5
while [ "$(get_size "$DIR")" -ne...

This snippet below should do the job for you..


perl -ane 'BEGIN{@arr=("1234","5678","91011","1213");$i=0;$total=scalar(@arr)-1;$str} if($_=~/\/(\w+\-\w+\-\w+\-\w+\-\w+)/)
{if($curr ne...

This should do the the job looks kind of messy though..


perl -ane 'BEGIN{@arr=("1234","5678","91011","1213");$i=0;$total=scalar(@arr)-1;$str...

Tell me if my undestanding is correct,
For ex I1=12,I2=23,I3=34,I4=45,I5=56 is the key.

When the pattern with N-N-N-N-N is found
do you want to replace it with I1-I2-I3-I4-I5?

or First...

You can shut up the error messages by sending them to the black hole sink /dev/null:

mv src dest 2> /dev/null

x=`head -1 /var/mobile/RELINKING.txt`; perl -pse '$n++<3 && s#file://localhost/.*/Documents/#$x#' -- -x=$x Bookmarks.plist
Change red "3" to the number of occurences you want to replace (assuming...

x=`head -1 /var/mobile/RELINKING.txt`; sed "s#file://localhost/.*/Documents/#$x#" Bookmarks.plist

Try: sed 's#file://localhost/.*/Documents/#whatever#' Bookmarks.plist