how to extract specific part of a file name [duplicate]
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I have the following files in a directory:
spp.mydomain.net.current.csv
spp2.another.really.long.domain.current.csv
I'd like to be able to remove just the spp or the spp2 part of the name using bash.
I found another similar post here but the OP wanted to extract a specific part of the name like this:
awk -F'[.]' 'print $4'
But in my case, I want to keep everything except always remove the first part of the name.
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I have the following files in a directory:
spp.mydomain.net.current.csv
spp2.another.really.long.domain.current.csv
I'd like to be able to remove just the spp or the spp2 part of the name using bash.
I found another similar post here but the OP wanted to extract a specific part of the name like this:
awk -F'[.]' 'print $4'
But in my case, I want to keep everything except always remove the first part of the name.
bash shell-script
asked Mar 14 at 19:46
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marked as duplicate by jasonwryan, don_crissti, Jeff Schaller, Archemar, Timothy Martin Mar 14 at 20:35
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Remove prefixes from filenames
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how to extract part of a filename before '.' or before extension
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I have the following files in a directory:
spp.mydomain.net.current.csv
spp2.another.really.long.domain.current.csv
I'd like to be able to remove just the spp or the spp2 part of the name using bash.
I found another similar post here but the OP wanted to extract a specific part of the name like this:
awk -F'[.]' 'print $4'
But in my case, I want to keep everything except always remove the first part of the name.
bash shell-script
asked Mar 14 at 19:46
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This question already has an answer here:
Remove prefixes from filenames
2 answers
how to extract part of a filename before '.' or before extension
6 answers
I have the following files in a directory:
spp.mydomain.net.current.csv
spp2.another.really.long.domain.current.csv
I'd like to be able to remove just the spp or the spp2 part of the name using bash.
I found another similar post here but the OP wanted to extract a specific part of the name like this:
awk -F'[.]' 'print $4'
But in my case, I want to keep everything except always remove the first part of the name.
This question already has an answer here:
Remove prefixes from filenames
2 answers
how to extract part of a filename before '.' or before extension
6 answers
bash shell-script
asked Mar 14 at 19:46
dot
2531310
asked Mar 14 at 19:46
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2531310
asked Mar 14 at 19:46
dot
2531310
asked Mar 14 at 19:46
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marked as duplicate by jasonwryan, don_crissti, Jeff Schaller, Archemar, Timothy Martin Mar 14 at 20:35
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marked as duplicate by jasonwryan, don_crissti, Jeff Schaller, Archemar, Timothy Martin Mar 14 at 20:35
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