Re: Suggestion for help-page?

[1stFlight <1stflight@ameritech.net>]

try this 

--begin--
   #!/bin/bash

cp -uv /home/me/*.mp3  /music/

--end--

All it's will do is copy any file ending in .mp3 to your /music directory. 
Note: Linux is case senstive and Windows is not, so the limit this script has 
is that it wont copy a MP3 file. Easily fixed and I know there's neater way 
of doing it, but I don't how to do it. Also when you create the file don't 
forget to make it executable, meaning...   "chmod u+x filename "

					Darryl

P.S. No worries about permissions, fat32 doesn't support them. Note: leave out 
the "begin" and "end" lines

On Sunday 28 April 2002 04:45 pm, Staci wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I want to write a tiny simple bash script for moving
> downloaded mp3s from my /home/me directory to my
> /music directory.
> (Due to /music being fat32, it's actually a process,
> cuz permissions with winFSs are goofy)
>
> Can someone suggest a very VERY newbie-friendly
> help-page for beginners trying to write a script?
>
> Thanks!
> sl
>
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