Tag: mv

awk renamed few files and left few to renamed

I am trying to replace part of filenames based on matching string of filename from another file. Filenames are in following format: where digits before first _ represent station code, which I want to replace with its station name from another file named radiosonde.csv. For example : I want change 36872_20190806_00.csv to ALMATY_20190806_00.csv change 38064_20190806_00.csvto KYZYLORDA_20190806_00.csv Data of radiosonde is

search and rename and mv all files from directories and subdirectories

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i have a lot of files 30k directories, 21k files inside direrctories and subdirerctories of txt files with the same name i want to search for all files inside a lot of subdirerctories and than rename them to other unique name to move them to other directory. This command not showing the duplicate files Answer i find this helpful https://askubuntu.com/questions/1003554/how-to-rename-all-jpg-files-in-all-subdirs-wich-contains-dash-in-linux

moving and renaming a folder in linux [closed]

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How to undo “mv file -” command in Ubuntu [closed]

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shell script mv is throwing unhelpful error “No such file or directory” even though i see it

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I need to use a shell script to move all files in a directory into another directory. I manually did this without a problem and now scripting it is giving me an error on the mv command. Inside the directory I want to move files out of are 2 directories, php and php.tmp. The error I get is cd: /path/to/working/directory/php:

Is it possible to somehow undo the results of the mv command?

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Here’s the problem. I had a bunch of files in a directory. Then I created another directory in that directory. Then I cobbled together this command: This command was supposed to take all the files in the directory and move them to that newly-created directory, but instead of providing the name of the directory, I screwed up and typed 1,