peterfarge
New Member
Hello Forum,
often I have the problem that I want to process some files with a shell command. Then an error occurs with a file. I fix it and then I want to proceed after the file. Example:
cp /mydir/* /otherdir
The error occurs with file '/mydir/fffx'. What would be a fine way with shell expansion to skip all files before '/mydir/fffx'?
Thanks a lot
Peter
often I have the problem that I want to process some files with a shell command. Then an error occurs with a file. I fix it and then I want to proceed after the file. Example:
cp /mydir/* /otherdir
The error occurs with file '/mydir/fffx'. What would be a fine way with shell expansion to skip all files before '/mydir/fffx'?
Thanks a lot
Peter