Hi, I was hoping that someone could help me. I have a problem that i am trying to work on and it requires me to change text within multiple files using sed. I use the program to change an occurance of a word throughout different files that are being tested.
I want to change my username and followed the instructions from How do I change my username? by creating a temp user with admin privileges.
Now I have the rename script like this:
cd /Users/KanZ/Desktop/Project/Test/
n=1
for file in *.jpg; do
echo $file
prefix=M
file_name=M$n.jpg
echo $file_name
n=$(( $n+1 ))
mv $file $file_name
done
The first if I run script, the all of jpg files will be M1.jpg M2.jpg M3.jpg but if I add the new file name A1.jpg to this directory and run script again.
I would like to run a .sh script to rename a file which is in the directory desktop/reports/don of my computer. An example of what I need is to rename:
TACOS_2013-Jan-22__00-50-00_UTC.csv
to
TACOS_20130122_005000.csv
I have the following script which was created using windows batch script(.bat file).
A bit of background
I'm a developer and I install most of my tools in my home folder. So my shell's rc file is full of JAVA_HOME, GROOVY_HOME, MAVEN_HOME, ... variables.
Thank you very much for viewing my post and offering your suggestions & help. I really appreciate it. ~Simba
1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data:
File "Ageing" Shell Script
Part A) Write a shell script that will count the number of files in your account that were last modified 5 or more days ago.
hi ,
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I've in directory home user 3 file with blank space in name file, I would like erase the all character that no have alphanum more dot in namefile from home root , below the script.
If I execute the shell script from directory where stay it's execute well done.But I would like execute the script from home root , like so:
/var/www/html/regia0/temp/f/./ren in this case after execute t
I'm reading Wrox, Beginning Linux Programming.
But I've got a question about shell variables.
Here is a shell script named test.sh:
#!
Hi friends you can solve my question about make 3 shell scripts?
Quote:
Write a shell script such that, given multiple files as arguments, showing, for each of them, his name and the number of lines it contains. Try it with any file.
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