Replace all file names command fails
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Trying to replace all file names in a directory with ai to newai .
Execute: find . -exec rename 's/ai/newai/' {} ";"
Error: find: ‘rename’: No such file or directory
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Trying to replace all file names in a directory with ai to newai .
Execute: find . -exec rename 's/ai/newai/' {} ";"
Error: find: ‘rename’: No such file or directory
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rename
asked Dec 4 at 3:32
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Usemvunder linux to move a file to an optional new name
– rhubarbdog
Dec 4 at 3:58
You may need to install therenamepackage
– steeldriver
Dec 4 at 9:55
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Trying to replace all file names in a directory with ai to newai .
Execute: find . -exec rename 's/ai/newai/' {} ";"
Error: find: ‘rename’: No such file or directory
:
rename
asked Dec 4 at 3:32
Aaron Cat
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Trying to replace all file names in a directory with ai to newai .
Execute: find . -exec rename 's/ai/newai/' {} ";"
Error: find: ‘rename’: No such file or directory
:
rename
rename
asked Dec 4 at 3:32
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Usemvunder linux to move a file to an optional new name
– rhubarbdog
Dec 4 at 3:58
You may need to install therenamepackage
– steeldriver
Dec 4 at 9:55
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Usemvunder linux to move a file to an optional new name
– rhubarbdog
Dec 4 at 3:58
You may need to install therenamepackage
– steeldriver
Dec 4 at 9:55
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mv under linux to move a file to an optional new name– rhubarbdog
Dec 4 at 3:58
Use
mv under linux to move a file to an optional new name– rhubarbdog
Dec 4 at 3:58
You may need to install the
rename package– steeldriver
Dec 4 at 9:55
You may need to install the
rename package– steeldriver
Dec 4 at 9:55
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Use
mvunder linux to move a file to an optional new name– rhubarbdog
Dec 4 at 3:58
You may need to install the
renamepackage– steeldriver
Dec 4 at 9:55