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This appears to be a 10+ year old paper and as with many of these services it may be dead. Are you certain it was available recently?
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How I do it if i want modifiy all files in a folder? A . instead of .txt or a simple ``? instead of `for filename in *.fasta`, you can…
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Ok. Thanks is now working with txt files with the word *.txt instead of *.fasta!
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ah yes sorry, that was the output , not my script. OK the message in german is clear. There is no file with the suffix *.fasta in the direc…
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I posted only the output of the script. I copied one to one your new script.
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I wrote ls -lah "${filename}" not ls -lah '${filename}'
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I did with rename but I was curious about how I do with this bashscript. I try to understand the error of the script for what I want to do.
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what are you trying to do? You do not need a loop here. Use rename.
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1. Ok. I know is risky! 2. Yes I replaced *.fasta with *.txt now it's editing all files with ending *.txt. I wasn't clear that the code…
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