Sridhar Dhanapalan wrote, > > > >Yes. By default, it changes all filenames to lower case. So > > # chcase * > >will probably do what you want. > > > >> >> > > Many thanks Sridhar, Can I run my results past you again. I copied the perl text to a text file called chcase and inserted it in /usr/local/bin, as follows,
root]# cd /usr/local/bin bin]# ls chcase divxPlayer* fsgrab* lexmarkz53@ mplayer* compupic@ divxPlayer.bin* gmplayer@ lxsetconf@ cvs_mplayer* e2recover* gxset* mencoder* bin]# cd root]# chmod 755 chcase chmod: failed to get attributes of `chcase': No such file or directory I do not understand ? what attributes ? root]# # chmod 755 chcase root]# It didn't seem to mind this.so, root]# cd /root/Desktop/mont mont]# ls DSCI0001.JPG DSCI0004.JPG DSCI0007.JPG DSCI0010.JPG DSCI0013.JPG DSCI0002.JPG DSCI0005.JPG DSCI0008.JPG DSCI0011.JPG DSCI0014.JPG DSCI0003.JPG DSCI0006.JPG DSCI0009.JPG DSCI0012.JPG All present and correct. mont]# chcase bash: /usr/local/bin/chcase: Permission denied So I went to directory mont and gave all the permissions,but, mont]# chcase bash: /usr/local/bin/chcase: Permission denied still permission denied I guess it is something to do with the way the first, chmod 755 chcase was rejected, while,# chmod 755 chcase was accepted , could this be correct do you think.Note the inclusion of the # Any further ideas ? regards, John -- John Richard Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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