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Is this command serve the purpose of renaming
This is a discussion on Is this command serve the purpose of renaming within the Unix/Linux forums, part of the Operating Systems category; Is it possible to rename files or directories using mv command in Linux. I know that mv command is used for moving files or directories around the file system. But ...
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08-29-2006
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Is this command serve the purpose of renaming
Is it possible to rename files or directories using mv command in Linux. I know that mv command is used for moving files or directories around the file system. But what about renaming. Can we use this command for this purpose
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09-09-2006
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Re: Is this command serve the purpose of renaming
Actually mv command is called as rename command and is used for renaming files or directories.
The general syntax of this command is #mv geek1 geek2 The above renames file geek1 to geek2. mv command is used not only to rename files. It is also used to rename directories.
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