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    <h1>Bashscript for transforming Filename</h1>
    <h1>Bashscript for transforming Filename</h1>
    I have encountered one problem when I tried to use software I have copied from a windows machine in a windows emulator. The filenames where all in capital letters most windows programm╪≈¬we5»1q·äó)┼%Auntil I have renamed them all. Instaed of renaming each file with one seperate "mv" command you can use this little, useful script
    I have encountered one problem when I tried to use software I have copied from a windows machine in a windows emulator. The filenames where all in capital letters most windows programms didn't work until I had renamed them all. Instaed of renaming each file with one seperate "mv" command you can use this little, useful script
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    Revision as of 21:14, 17 May 2004

    Bashscript for transforming Filename

    I have encountered one problem when I tried to use software I have copied from a windows machine in a windows emulator. The filenames where all in capital letters most windows programms didn't work until I had renamed them all. Instaed of renaming each file with one seperate "mv" command you can use this little, useful script

    for i in *
    do mv -i $i $(echo $i | tr [A-Z] [a-z])
    done

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