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Yeah brother!!! thanks man!

This worked. if you have some good tutorial about unix at the internet do tou can send the link, please.

Thanks a lot, now my script will bi very good!

But my files "*est*" are in diferent path that my user is, so i tried


find . -name "/d1/clarisdata/InBound/*est*" -exec cp {} filezip \;


and did not copy.
My user is /home/claris/ and I...

find . -type f -name '*est*' -exec mv {} filezip \;
find: incomplete statement

after

find . -name "*est*" -exec mv {} filezip \;
mv: ./filezip/teste.sh and filezip/teste.sh are identical
mv:...

Deu erro.


find -name "*est*" -type f | xargs cp -t filezip/
find: illegal option -- n
find: [-H | -L] path-list predicate-list
cp: illegal option -- t
cp: Insufficient arguments (1)
Usage:...

I tried the second one and the script did not look inside the folders, did not copy the files from others folders...


> find -type f -name '*test*' -print0 |
> xargs -0 cp -t filezip
xargs:...

on unix, there are diferent files, but they have some key in the name that are equal.

I want to copy all files to one directory.

Tks

How can I use the cp command to copy every file that I can find inside several folders


cp -R *test* folder


Supose there is
./122342343teste122343.txt
./bound/123teste1223453.txt...