Thanks Steve,

Will give that a look, yes as always will back up, have been bitten by the clobber monster too many times...

Kerry

Quoting steve <[email protected]>:

#!/bin/bash
for file in `find . -name \*JPG`
do
        mv $file ${file%%JPG}jpg
done

*you may want to test and make a backup first!*

Steve

On Wed, 2009-12-16 at 17:15 +1300, [email protected] wrote:
Hi all,

I've got around 1700+ images that are a mixture of .jpg and .JPG
extensions and they are for a number of online slideshows now I need to do
a batch rename on the extensions so they are all in lower case, leaving
the rest of the file name intact. I've come across a few Perl scripts in
my search, but I'm not familar with Perl so would rather use something I'm
more familar with such as Bash. Anyone know any either Bash script-foo or
a nice gui interface I can achieve this with?

Regards,
Kerry

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