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Create directory using filenames and move the files to its respective folder
My question is a bit different than:
Create directory using filenames and move the files to its repective folder
Since in the same folder I have two similar copy of each file like:
001.txt and 001(1)....
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Setting setuid on `mkdir` without making it as executable
I am setting setuid on mkdir without making it as executable.
chmod u+s /usr/bin/mkdir
chmod u-x /usr/bin/mkdir
[root@rhel-85 /]# ls -l /usr/bin/mkdir
-rwSr-xr-x. 1 root root 84664 Jul 9 2021 /...
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How to create directory and files inside the directory
I want to know how to place files using touch command inside an directory whether it is multiple or single file.help is appreciated
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Is it possible to detect file or folder creation/deletion in real time?
I want to monitor file or folder creation/deletion instantaneously, is it possible?
EDIT:I am using Ubuntu 16.04
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Solaris 9 Fail to mkdir - no permission
In solaris 9 (5.9) I fail to mkdir with user builder, the user exist in the group defined as owner for that path.
bash-2.05$ groups builder
other root sys
bash-2.05$
and this is the file ...
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Moving files to directories named after the first 6 digits in the file name
I've got thousands of raw photos (.nef) and relative settings (same filename but .xmp extension) in a single directory on a QNAP nas. My goal is to automate the creation of subdirs named like yyyy-mm ...
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Is there any Linux command to create a new file in a folder and auto create this folder if not exist? [duplicate]
I know this problem can solve by use combine mkdir and touch commands. But I want to know is there any other solution only use one command.
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Script tries to create files even though it shouldn't have to?
I have a folder which contains some folders, these folder are moved very often so I made a script to see if they exist, and if not then create them. This is what I did to (which I though would) ...
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Deleted /tmp accidently
Accidently, I ran sudo rm -r /tmp, is that a problem ?
I recreated it using sudo mkdir /tmp, does that fix the problem ?
After I recreated the directory, In the places section in the sidebar in ...
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