How to copy all files in all directories with specific filename to one destination?
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Let's assume that I have these files:
- /1/tEst.mp4
- /1/Test.mP4
- /1/subdirectory/TEST2.mp4
- /1/.20181106Test2.mp4
How can I copy all of these files into /2/Videos with a single command line?
All files that end with âÂÂmp4â and have âÂÂtestâ inside the name should be included. Case-insensitive, if possible.
I could use the file explorer to search for all files named âÂÂtestâ and filter by video, but is there any way to do it from the terminal?
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Let's assume that I have these files:
- /1/tEst.mp4
- /1/Test.mP4
- /1/subdirectory/TEST2.mp4
- /1/.20181106Test2.mp4
How can I copy all of these files into /2/Videos with a single command line?
All files that end with âÂÂmp4â and have âÂÂtestâ inside the name should be included. Case-insensitive, if possible.
I could use the file explorer to search for all files named âÂÂtestâ and filter by video, but is there any way to do it from the terminal?
command-line files terminal file-copy
add a comment |Â
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Let's assume that I have these files:
- /1/tEst.mp4
- /1/Test.mP4
- /1/subdirectory/TEST2.mp4
- /1/.20181106Test2.mp4
How can I copy all of these files into /2/Videos with a single command line?
All files that end with âÂÂmp4â and have âÂÂtestâ inside the name should be included. Case-insensitive, if possible.
I could use the file explorer to search for all files named âÂÂtestâ and filter by video, but is there any way to do it from the terminal?
command-line files terminal file-copy
Let's assume that I have these files:
- /1/tEst.mp4
- /1/Test.mP4
- /1/subdirectory/TEST2.mp4
- /1/.20181106Test2.mp4
How can I copy all of these files into /2/Videos with a single command line?
All files that end with âÂÂmp4â and have âÂÂtestâ inside the name should be included. Case-insensitive, if possible.
I could use the file explorer to search for all files named âÂÂtestâ and filter by video, but is there any way to do it from the terminal?
command-line files terminal file-copy
command-line files terminal file-copy
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