Ok, since your shell apparently doesn't have a basedir command, here's a
script that uses find and nested for loops and doesn't need either basename
or basedir:
for D in `find topdir -type d -print | sort -r`; do
(cd $D
for F in *; do mv $F "`echo $F | sed -e 's/-/_/g'`"; done
)
done
I think that should do it -- note it will change the names from the deepest
files to the topmost so you won't run into problems with the directory
names.
HTH
--le
