[APPENDED]Real moving of a folder's content to another folder.
 

Hello!
Is there a Commend to move the content of a folder -only image files no subfolders- to another destination folder?

Actully, I had a look on the following post:
Post tilte:Using mv to move the content of one directory into another
From it, I tried that:
But, it copy a folder as all to the distination.
But, that moves the Folder as a folder to the distination.

What is the correct commend doing what I need?

Depends what you mean by image. A photographic one or something like a .iso. Lets assume...

I think :)

If all the contents of your disk disappear to /dev/null...

"It wiznae me, a big boy did it and ran away!" (Scottish excuse)

Play Bonny! :hattip:

I mean the folder contain just *.jpg files (pictures) not image source .iso.

You can do it using the absolute paths

Thank you but, I need a cmd to recursively mv all the contain to the other folder with no overwriting the destination folder contains.

try this:

It should first update access and modification times of files in destination folder. Then moves the content of the source folder to the destination if they are newer than the files in the destination folder and in this case it shouldn't happen.

Many thanks, thats exactly what I need.

Inquire
 

Hello,
I need help,
If I want the code to do that, while moving that contents zipping them and don't keep the sources.
Q: Is there a zip option do that?!


Thanks in advance.

Is that available?

Please read the man page for zip and search for the move option

tar can help you create the archives and compressed files. Look at man tar