Whenvever my computer starts up I want to move contents of a folder to a unique folders. For Example, Folder “A” has some Pictures then in the start up I want to MOVE the contents to a new folder “B”. Again after 3 Hours I want to Move the contents from Folder “A” to newly Created Folder “C”. Every Three
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Move all files at one level up one level
I had a problem with a backup on a linux server that somehow moved all folders of files down one level into a new folder with the same name. I would like to return all files to their original location. Many of the files have spaces in their names to complicate things. Original directory structure: Incorrect directory structure: Note that
mv: cannot overwrite directory with non-directory
Is it possible to get around this problem? I have a situation where I need to move some files to 1 directory below. problem is that the filename inside g/ directory is the same as the directory name and I receive the following error: Example: /home/user/data/doc/version/3766/297534 is a directory, inside there is a also a file named 297534 so I