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Cool it was the spaces in the filename, it's working now once i remove the spaces with this script i got from ubuntuforums.org

#!/bin/bash

IFS='

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j=`find $1 -printf "%d\n" | sort -u |...

The system I'm using is a Qnap nas so i'm not exactly sure of the exact os. I can also perform any command needed from an Ubuntu 10.10 server which has the folders mounted

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Is X11 forwarding actually disabled or just not working for you? And what os is on the client side? Is it the same os as in your home set-up?

Hi thanks for the reply. That's not exactly what I'm after. I have a directory "b/" with flac, mp3 and wma files in sub folders say:
b/artist1/foo.mp3
b/artist2/foo.wma
...

Hi there, I'm trying to pull all my flacs out of my Music collection. I can do it with following command
find b/ -name *.flac -exec mv {} flac/ \;


which works great except it moves all the flac...

Thanks again mate.



I've seen enough in the last hour to figure that this forum is great and that i can learn a lot here. Very glad I joined. Mods have their jobs to do and I'm sure Duke has...

Thanks man, a friend has just suggested something similar although he didn't pipe it to gzip which i defintely want to do. I was trying to use gzip with the tar -z switch but I wasn't happy with the...

Hi my thread here (https://www.unix.com/unix-dummies-questions-answers/137006-tar-t-switch.html) was deemed to be a homework question and subsequently closed by a mod. I don't know how to prove that...

Howdy, I'm trying to tar a bunch of files into their own individual tar archives. In other words i have files a.txt thru z.txt and i want to create a.tar thru z.tar in the same folder. I've been...