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Subject: rename: a companion to restor
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Mod.sources: Volume 3, Issue 36
Submitted by: genrad!amd!amdcad!phil (Phil Ngai)
This is a shell script, not a shell archive.
#! /bin/sh
# "rename" shell script
# by Phil Ngai, 11/4/85
# Moves files after V7 or Xenix style restor has left you with a
# set of files with numeric names. It makes intermediate directories.
# To use, first get a list of inodes and final pathname from dumpdir,
# then edit out the names you don't want. In the top level directory,
# feed the remaining lines to this script and feed its output to sh.
# Sample expected input:
# 11 /lib/uucp/dial.c
# 13 /lib/tabset/3101
# 30 /lib/atrun
# 103 /lib/uucp/L.sys
# Sample output:
# mkdir ./lib
# mkdir ./lib/uucp
# mv 103 /lib/uucp/L.sys
# mv 11 /lib/uucp/dial.c
# mv 13 /lib/tabset/3101
# mv 30 /lib/atrun
while read in
do
set `echo $in`
INODE=$1
PATHNAME=$2
FINALNAME=$PATHNAME
OIFS=$IFS
IFS=/
set $PATHNAME
IFS=$OIFS
DIR=.
while expr $# '>=' 2 > /dev/null
do
DIR=$DIR/$1
echo mkdir $DIR
shift
done
echo mv $INODE .$FINALNAME
done \
| sort | uniq
