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On the UNIX bash shell (specifically Mac OS X Leopard) what would be the simplest way to copy every file having a specific extension from a folder hierarchy (including subdirectories) to the same destination folder (without subfolders)? Obviously there is the problem of having duplicates in the source hierarchy. I wouldn't mind if they are overwritten. Example: I need to copy every .txt file in the following hierarchy /foo/a.txt /foo/x.jpg /foo/bar/a.txt /foo/bar/c.jpg /foo/bar/b.txt To a folder named 'dest' and get: /dest/a.txt /dest/b.txt
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