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Hello,
I have a number of crash.log files scattered about my system and I would like to run a command to find all the crash.log files on the system and ...
- 02-17-2011 #1Just Joined!
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Find and copy same files to single directory
Hello,
I have a number of crash.log files scattered about my system and I would like to run a command to find all the crash.log files on the system and copy them to a single directory; each with a unique filename.
For example, copy crash.log from ~/directory_1 , ~/directory_2 , ~/directory_3 and so on to ~/crash_logs/crash.log1 , ~/crash_logs/crash.log2 , ~/crash_logs/crash.log3 etc.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
- 02-22-2011 #2Just Joined!
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u can try with this script..
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#!/bin/sh
for FILE in `locate *crash_logs*`
do echo $FILE
mv $FILE /path/to/directory
done
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and u maybe want zip the file
tar cvf targetfile.tar /path/to/directory (create zip file)
tar tvf targetfile.tar (list all files in zipped filebut it wont unzip)
tar xvf targetfile.tar (extract files in current directory)


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