Unix NFS Mounts and Moving Files
Unix NFS Mounts and Moving Files
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In RHEL/CentOS 7, does mv actually do a cp & rm on the same filesystem?
In RHEL/CentOS 7, does mv actually do a cp & rm on the same filesystem?
How to move folder in unix using mv, only when target is on the same drive
Based on How to check if two directories or files belong to same filesystem (https://unix.stackexchange.com/): In a shell script on Linux it can … Read more
‘find -exec mv’ tries to move the same file it previously moved
You will need to ignore the backup directory so that find does not enter into it. There is already an answer showing how … Read more
bash moving hidden files, reset dotglob?
Simply unset them: shopt -u dotglob nullglob don_crissti makes a good point that I’ll elaborate on. It’s not clear from the question if … Read more
How to move files specified in a text file to another directory on BASH? [duplicate]
Fast solution with GNU parallel: Let’s say the “good” image filenames are listed in file good_img.txt and the destination folder is named good_images. … Read more
Rename first part of multiple files with mv [duplicate]
Try: for f in ./file1.*; do echo mv “$f” “newfile.${f##*.}” done The code only displays what the mv commands will be. When this … Read more
Shell script to separate and move landscape and portrait images
Using identify from ImageMagick: #! /bin/sh identify -format ‘%w %h %i\n’ — “$@” 2>/dev/null | \ while read W H FN; do if … Read more
Remove numbers from filenames
On Debian, Ubuntu and derivatives, use the rename perl script (there is also a rename which is not a perl script – this … Read more
Detect if a variable is empty
POSIXly: [ -n “$dir” ] && mv -f — “$HOME_DIR/$dir” “$HOME_SAVE/BACKUP” or: [ -d “${dir:+$HOME_DIR/$dir}” ] && …
