Answered by : nutty-newt-v698x4vh3pkp

$ for i in *.log; do mv -- "$i" "${i%.log}.txt"; done

Source : https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-rename-multiple-files-on-linux | Last Update : Wed, 04 May 22

Answered by : azza-ahmed

{"tags":[{"tag":"textarea","content":"rename 's\/test-this\/REPLACESTRING\/g' *","code_language":"whatever"}]}

Source : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20657432/rename-multiple-files-but-only-rename-part-of-the-filename-in-bash | Last Update : Tue, 04 Apr 23

Answered by : david-diamant

$ for i in $( ls ); do mv $i $i.old; done

Source : | Last Update : Thu, 22 Jul 21

Answered by : obedient-oystercatcher-ieq05h4aab4q

> ls | while read fname
> do
> echo mv $fname ${fname/.log/.LOG/}
> done

Source : | Last Update : Mon, 31 Jan 22

Answered by : nutty-newt-v698x4vh3pkp

$ for i in $( ls ); do mv $i $i.txt; done

Source : https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-rename-multiple-files-on-linux | Last Update : Wed, 04 May 22

Answered by : worrisome-wildebeest-k5u305yy8ego

find . -name "*.txt" -exec mv {} {}_backup \;

Source : | Last Update : Mon, 04 Dec 23

Answered by : careful-curlew-ta4s0puwcogb

for f in *.html; do mv -- "$f" "${f%.html}.php"
done

Source : | Last Update : Mon, 31 May 21

Answered by : ashirbad-panigrahi

# Change all jpeg to jpg
for f in *.jpeg; do mv -- "$f" "${f%.jpeg}.jpg"
done

Source : | Last Update : Thu, 13 Jan 22

Answered by : distinct-dragonfly-66cxf6p53obw

mv oldfile newfile

Source : | Last Update : Wed, 28 Apr 21

Answered by : azza-ahmed

{"tags":[{"tag":"textarea","content":"rename test-this foo test-this*","code_language":"whatever"}]}

Source : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20657432/rename-multiple-files-but-only-rename-part-of-the-filename-in-bash | Last Update : Tue, 04 Apr 23