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@citaylor - there is a predifined list which I would like to use - an alogorithm would be nice to use however as many of these files have been in correctly named by hand it would be very dificult to...

@citaylor - well i would ideally like to be able to create a flat file in the form of:

[name of file to rename] | [new file name]

and then execute some sort of script that will apply the...

@citaylor - thanks very much for your help - that worked like a charm! :)

Now that I have a list of these files is there someway I could create a pairing file which I could execute and have all...

@citaylor - thanks for the tip on the non-recursive however the output file contains all matching filesname - I have attached it for your reference

@citaylor - thanks for your replay however from what I see it created a file with all the files in the directory that match that partern. I see that is also continued into the child direcories - I am...

@Sandman

When I run the script it returns
./script: line 4: echo 025-09-0004.jpg | egrep '^...-..-....\.jpp|^...-..-....-.mi\.jpg': command not found

for multiple files - I am presuming this...

when I execute the script I get: ./script: line 7: syntax error near unexpected token 'fi'

excuse my ignorance - but I presume I would have to pass your code into a file and then execute it - how would I go about doing this?

Thanks for that - but I don't seem to have perl on the hosted server I am using - any other suggestions?

Hi all,

I have been searching online to find the answer for getting a list of files that do not match certain criteria but have been unsuccessful.

I have a directory that has many jpg files....