unix & linux: move files from multiple source to multiple destination in one command
Published 4 years ago • 9 plays • Length 1:23Download video MP4
Download video MP3
Similar videos
-
1:48
unix & linux: move multiple files from multiple directories to source-relative destination
-
3:05
unix & linux: moving multiple files to multiple directories by percents (2 solutions!!)
-
2:45
unix & linux: how to make multiple directories and move multiple files?
-
4:53
ubuntu: how to move multiple files at once to a specific destination directory?
-
2:36
unix & linux: moving multiple files into multiple directories (2 solutions!!)
-
5:19
unix & linux: move files to multiple folders (5 solutions!!)
-
2:04
unix & linux: rsync multiple files from multiple directories in linux
-
3:20
unix & linux: copying a single file to multiple directories using cp (4 solutions!!)
-
29:50
18 commands that will change the way you use linux forever
-
18:09
linux commands for beginners 04 - navigating the filesystem
-
7:45
linux commands for beginners - copying and moving files (cp, rv) part 2
-
2:14
unix & linux: can i copy multiple directories into a single directory with a single command?
-
3:00
unix & linux: how to move all files and folders via mv command? (6 solutions!!)
-
1:43
unix & linux: how to copy multiple files from one directory to another?
-
1:41
unix & linux: how-to overwrite directory on multiple places with 1 source directory (2 solutions!!)
-
6:08
unix & linux: how to move 100 files from a folder containing thousands? (13 solutions!!)
-
4:17
move all files with a certain extension from multiple subdirectories into one directory
-
2:20
unix & linux: bash command to check if multiple files exist in the directory (2 solutions!!)
-
1:59
unix & linux: how to move all files (excluding sub-directories) from one directory to another?
-
2:46
unix & linux: copy multiple files in multiple folders into one (4 solutions!!)
-
2:49
unix create multiple files with same name in a directory (3 solutions!!)
-
1:40
how to move multiple directories in linux centos?