Sorry I did it again! ----- Message Forwarded on Tue 18/8/2009 ----- From: "" <jaytee(a)clear.net.nz> To: Bruce Kingsbury <zcat(a)zcat.geek.nz>,Waikato Linux Users Group <wlug(a)list.waikato.ac.nz> Subject: Re: [wlug] Abandonware..Noctropolis Date: Tue, 18 Aug 2009 22:03:39 +1200 There are lots of different files in each directory; I took some time to recap and I think I may have caused the problem. I downloaded something called: Noctropolis_English_Uncensored. The download contained: Noctropolis_English_Uncensored.ccd 2.7kb Noctropolis_English_Uncensored.img 602.2mb Noctropolis_English_Uncensored.sub 24.5mb Noctropolis-Manual.pdf unreadable with document viewer "unknown mime type" I copied them to a c/d found they were unreadable so saved them as an iso on my hard drive. I think this may have caused all the files to be appended... Does anyone have some suggestions as to what course of action I should follow? Regards John ----- Original Message Follows -----
This is untested, but should do what you want.
find . -type d -exec rename s/;1$// {}/*;1 \;
Explanation; 'find' all directories, and in each exec the rename command rename substituting the regular expression /;1$/ for // (empty string) all the files in "directory_name/*;1"
Did you also need to rename the directories?
2009/8/17 <jaytee(a)clear.net.nz>
sorry Liz, I meant to reply all. There are a thousand different files in eight directories Regards John
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Hi All, I recently downloaded an iso of "noctropolis" an EA game from way back. I was having problems with trying to install under both wine and windows. Dialogue box opened then closed immediately. I then noticed that ALL the file extensions have the suffix ;1. eg install.exe;1 if I need to rename them all it will take forever. Can anyone suggest a sensible course of action please. Regards John
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