Hi all,
I'm struggling with a find problem.
I want to combine find and par2create recursively in order to get the
following done:
Foreach file with a certain suffix (e.g. avi) do par2create for that
file in its directory, so e.g.
I'm in /video
There are subfolders user1, user2 with videos video1.avi, video2.avi ...
in them.
The script should do something equivalent to:
cd /video/user1
par2create .video1.avi video1.avi
par2create .video2.avi video2.avi
cd /video/user2
par2create .video3.avi video3.avi
par2create .video4.avi video4.avi
cd <initial directory>
But I want to achieve this using the find command.
So I'd expect something like
find * -name "*.avi" -execdir par2create .'{}' '{} \;
but this doesn't work as expected - it creates the .*.avi files "one
folder above".
How does it work using the find command?
Thanks a lot!
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