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edited Jul 6, 2022 at 16:22

If you need to rename only files in one directory, by replacing all spaces. Then you can use this command with rename.ul:

for i in *' '*; do rename.ul "' "' "_"'_' **; done

If you need to rename only files in one directory, replacing all spaces. Then you can use this command with rename.ul:

rename.ul " " "_" *

If you need to rename only files in one directory by replacing all spaces. Then you can use this command with rename.ul:

for i in *' '*; do rename.ul ' ' '_' *; done

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edited Jul 6, 2022 at 16:13

If you need to rename only files in one directory, replacing all spaces. Then you can use this command with rename.ul:

rename.ul " " """_" ./*

If you need to rename only files in one directory, replacing all spaces. Then you can use this command with rename.ul:

rename.ul " " "" ./*

If you need to rename only files in one directory, replacing all spaces. Then you can use this command with rename.ul:

rename.ul " " "_" *

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answered Jul 6, 2022 at 15:59

If you need to rename only files in one directory, replacing all spaces. Then you can use this command with rename.ul:

rename.ul " " "" ./*

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