August 30, 2008 03:56am pdt

1. shakoush... 280,681
2. omarfarid 226,921
3. ravenpl 167,091
4. duncan_roe 158,927
5. Tintin 148,070
6. agriesser 90,702
7. Nopius 72,619
8. PeturIngiE... 72,294
9. ozo 62,515
10. arnold 60,572
11. uetian1707 59,760
12. MicheleM... 58,710
13. Rance_H... 44,730
14. rindi 43,629
15. Kdo 40,482
16. WizRd-Li... 37,979
17. ahoffmann 30,779
18. kosarajud... 27,600
19. alextoft 26,616
20. MushyPea 26,200
21. larstr 24,140
22. Alundrez 21,100
23. gheist 20,993
24. michofreiha 20,760
25. noci 20,210

1. jlevie 742,191
2. ravenpl 644,950
3. wesly_c... 643,537
4. Gns 478,078
5. duncan_roe 468,749
6. rindi 443,659
7. Tintin 423,281
8. pjedmond 396,065
9. xDamox 349,103
10. shakoush... 312,206
11. omarfarid 289,682
12. slyong 245,835
13. ahoffmann 230,745
14. nedvis 226,930
15. Tim_Utsc... 207,074
16. Mysidia 205,838
17. khkremer 204,287
18. Nopius 201,548
19. sunnycoder 179,674
20. KeremE 179,356
21. Heem14 176,799
22. owensleft... 170,682
23. ozo 158,497
24. noci 143,577
25. alextoft 142,038

08.01.2007 at 02:48AM PDT, ID: 22734079

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Rename some of the files in a directory tree

Asked by addady in Linux

Tags: _old, all, directory, files, rename

Hi,

I would like to rename on file ending with *.*_old to *.*

It work on the current directory well using:
for a in *_old; do mv "$a" "$(echo "$a" | sed 's/_old//')";

How do I expand it so that it will rename all the file in the subdirectories?

Regards,
Addady
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Rename some of the files in a directory tree

Asked by addady in Linux

Tags: _old, all, directory, files, rename

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