问题
I have a folder in which there are many many folder and in each of these I have lots and lots of files. I have no idea which folder each files might be located in. I will periodically receive a list of files I need to copy to a predefined destination.
The script will run on a Unix machine.
So, my little script should:
- read received list
- find all files in the list
- copy each file to a predefined destination via SCP
step 1 and 3, I think I'll manage on my own, but how will I do step 2?
I was thinking about using "find" to locate each file and when found, write the location in a string array. When all files are found I loop through the string array, running the "SCP" command for each file-location.
I think this should work, but I've never written a bash script before so could anyone help me a little to get started? I just need a basic "find" command which finds a filename and returns the file location if the file is found.
回答1:
find $dir -name $name -exec scp {} $destination \;
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8269455/bash-script-to-find-specific-files-in-a-hierarchy-of-files