I would like a command like
cd ./test/zen/
but working with the name of a file in it, like that
command ./test/zen/rename.sh
and go in /test/zen
There is a way? I can't really use pipe cause I need it for a line like
find -name "rename.sh" -exec sh {} \;
Or there is a solution to execute with this last command a script in the directory where he stand and not in directory where I execute my last command...
Any ideas? Thanks ^_^
Find already supports it:
find /var -mount -name "ba*" -execdir pwd \;
from man find:
-execdir command {} +
Like -exec, but the specified command is run from the subdirec‐
tory containing the matched file, which is not normally the di‐
rectory in which you started find. As with -exec, the {} should
be quoted if find is being invoked from a shell.