mp3 file is found in /files/dir5/, then /home/me/music/dir5 will be created so such. mp3 file is found in /files/dir5/, then no /home/me/music/dir5 directory will be created, but if at least one. It's also important to point out that, in the case of the command that preserves the source directory tree/structure, those folders whose content doesn't match the search criteria won't be copied to the destination. mp3 string of characters will match files ending with. Use -name instead of -iname if you want the search to be case-sensitive (e.g. To copy a text file: copyq action 'cat /tmp/file.txt' '' & copyq select 0. Advanced command-line interface and scripting. Store text, HTML, images and any other custom format. On the above commands, the search is case-insensitive (i.e. CopyQ is clipboard manager with searchable and editable history. iname '*.mp3' | cpio -pdm /home/me/music/ In case you do want to preserve the source's directory tree in the destination, run this command instead (after running cd /files): find. iname '*.mp3'` do cp $i /home/me/music/ done and then run this command: for i in `find. In such case, at the shell terminal (bash) first run this command in order to access the root of your file search: cd /files mp3 files to be copied to /home/me/music/ instead of copied to respective directories such as /home/me/music/dir1/, /home/me/music/dir1/dir11/ et cetera). mp3 files to /home/me/music/ but you do not want to preserve such directory tree in the destination (i.e. and you want to recurse into all such directories in order to copy all found. xlsx files stored in this directory structure: /files/
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