File Renamer/Renaming Script - Shell Scripts
Simple Shell Renamer script that can rename files in the current directory. Execute the script in the command prompt to rename a file.
Features
- Used for renaming files.
- Fast File Renamer.
- No need of any installations.
- Just copy the code and execute it in your command line.
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#---------- Script by hscripts.com ---------------# #---------- Copywrite of HIOXINDIA ---------------# #---------
More scripts @www.hscripts.com -------#
#!/bin/sh
#string to be replaced in the filename - argument 1 val1=$1 #to be replaced with - argument 2 val2=$2
for filename in ./* do
if [ ! -d "$filename" ]; then
#sed 's/sd/tt/g' tarnn.txt > temp; mv temp tarnn.txt
var3=`echo $filename | sed -e "s;$val1;$val2;g"`
mv $filename $var3 fi
# echo $filename done; #--------- Script by hscripts.com -----------#
More scripts @www.hscripts.com -------#
#!/bin/sh
#string to be replaced in the filename - argument 1 val1=$1 #to be replaced with - argument 2 val2=$2
for filename in ./* do
if [ ! -d "$filename" ]; then
#sed 's/sd/tt/g' tarnn.txt > temp; mv temp tarnn.txt
var3=`echo $filename | sed -e "s;$val1;$val2;g"`
mv $filename $var3 fi
# echo $filename done; #--------- Script by hscripts.com -----------#
- Release Date - 06-04-2010
- Get free version without ©copyright link for just $10/-
- For customization of this script or any script development, mail to support@hscripts.com
Usage
- Copy the above code and save it with .sh extension
- Execute the sh file in command line.
- You have to pass two arguments for renaming files. $1 is an first argument. $2 is an second argument. $1 specifies old filename and $2 specifies new filename.
- Execute the shell script as sh filename.sh.
License
- Click Here for detailed license information.
