Não testei aqui mas acho que isso funciona:
for i in ls *.fsz; do
FILENAME=$(basename $i .fsz);
tar -czvf ${i}.tar.gz ${i}.* && rm $i.fsz && rm $i.dat;
done
flw!
On Ter 22/06/10 16:27 , MrBiTs mrbits....@gmail.com sent:
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> On 06/22/2010 04:08 PM, ®...@®ÐØ wrote:
> > Desculpe bits e toda galera que recebe em texto...
> >
> > tar cvzf ${file%.fsz}.tar.gz $dir/$file
> >
> > especificamente em ${file%.fsz} para remover fsz e dat.
> >
> >
> Aproveitando o que eu escrevi antes:
> Use o basename para remover o .dat e o . fsz do nome do arquivo e
> faça tar cvfz
> arquivo.tar.gz $dir/$filename*
> - --
> Um abraço
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