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发帖数: 14 | 1 I have 10 directories under my home directory, named dir1-dir10. Under each
directory, there is one text file named dirX.txt, where X is the index of the
directory. e.g, dir1.txt is under dir1/ and dir6.txt is under dir6/. I have
another directory called alldata under my home directory too.
My question is how can I build a soft link for all those 10 text files
(dirX.txt) under alldata/ directory by some simple command instead of link
them one by one by hand. I am thinking of using find command b | c**t
发帖数: 26 | 2 use perl or cshell, it's simple
【在 h*********s 的大作中提到】
: I have 10 directories under my home directory, named dir1-dir10. Under each
: directory, there is one text file named dirX.txt, where X is the index of the
: directory. e.g, dir1.txt is under dir1/ and dir6.txt is under dir6/. I have
: another directory called alldata under my home directory too.
: My question is how can I build a soft link for all those 10 text files
: (dirX.txt) under alldata/ directory by some simple command instead of link
: them one by one by hand. I am thinking of using find command b
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发帖数: 13362 | 3
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in alldata dir
find .. -name 'dir*.txt'-printf 'ln -s %p `basename %p`'|sh
【在 h*********s 的大作中提到】
: I have 10 directories under my home directory, named dir1-dir10. Under each
: directory, there is one text file named dirX.txt, where X is the index of the
: directory. e.g, dir1.txt is under dir1/ and dir6.txt is under dir6/. I have
: another directory called alldata under my home directory too.
: My question is how can I build a soft link for all those 10 text files
: (dirX.txt) under alldata/ directory by some simple command instead of link
: them one by one by hand. I am thinking of using find command b
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