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How to rename multiple files from bash

Rename all *html files to *test:
for x in `ls *html`; do mv $x `echo $x | sed -e "s/html/test/"`; done

Bash for:
for var in some-list ; do command ; done


Posted by: Z24 | Sun, Aug 27 2006 | Category: /linux | Permanent link | home
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