Create a directory named like his Parent Directory
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Create a directory named like his Parent Directory
I need to create a directory named just like his parent.
Example:
/home/sina/2004 - Riot On An Empty Street
/home/sina//2004 - Riot On An Empty Street/2004 - Riot On An Empty Street
I tried this but because there is "Space Characters" in the name of Parent directory, my script fails.
If you need to separate the words in a filename, I think you can also use underscores instead of spaces and that shouldn't cause any confusion. I'm pretty sure anyway.
I have some flac archives and I want to convert theme into MP3 and store the MP3 folder into the flac directory with same name.
Now the names problem solved, Thanks friends.
I must copy my script in each directory and run it separately. I want it works recursively and I run it just one time and it detect all of my flac archives automatically. How can I do that?
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