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Bash Script to Recursively Rename Files without changing file extension
I am attempting to rename all files (.jpg,.jpeg,.mov,etc) in parent directory and all subdirectories to date_time_7digitnumber without changing the file extension. The below script accomplishes this ...
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Renaming all files in a certain directory and sub directory on MacOS?
I'm trying out the code that answers this questions:
How do I change the extension of multiple files?
I tried this:
# Rename all *.js to *.ts
for f in *.js; do
mv -- "$f" "${f%.js}....
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Sort and mv files based on filename (with spaces), recursively
I have made a mistake and dumped files together into the same directory. Luckily I can sort them based on the filename:
'''
2019-02-19 20.18.58.ndpi_2_2688_2240.jpg
'''
Where the # bit or 2 in this ...
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How to rename files with different extensions
Say I have these files:
essay.aux essay.out
essay.dvi essay.pdf
essay.fdb_latexmk essay.tex
essay.fls essay.toc
essay.log ...
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How to reformat sequence numbers in a batch of filenames, e.g. A1.txt to A0001.txt? [duplicate]
I have some files named as A1.txt A2.txt ... A11.txt A12.txt, etc. I want to rename them to A0001.txt A0002.txt ... A0011.txt etc. Am I doing it right?
for file in A*.txt
do
mv ${file} ${file/-#.txt-/...
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