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I have a folder containing many folders with subfolder (/...) with the following structre: _30_photos/combined _30_photos/singles _47_foo.bar _47_foo.bar/combined _47_foo.bar/singles _50_foobar With the command find . -type d -print | grep '_[0-9]*_' all folder with the structure ** will be shown. But I have generate a regex which captures only the */combined folders: _[0-9]*_[a-z.]+/combined but when I insert that to the find command, nothing will be printed. The next step would be to create for each combined folder (somewhere on my hdd) a folder and copy the content of the combined folder to the new folder. The new folder name should be the same as the parent name of the subfolder e.g. _47_foo.bar. Could that be achieved with an xargs command after the search?
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