Batch Processing of dos2unix in Linux

Files edited in windows are generally stored as dos, while macosx and * nix systems generally use unix, if a file edited in windows is opened in * nix, ^ M is added, causing program problems. Therefore, you need to convert the file format from dos to unix. The tool that can be used is dos2unix.

Files edited in windows are generally stored as dos, while mac OS x and * nix systems generally use unix, if a file edited in windows is opened in * nix, ^ M is added, causing program problems. Therefore, you need to convert the file format from dos to unix. The tool that can be used is dos2unix.

Files edited in windows are generally stored in dos format, while mac OS x and * nix systems generally use unix format,

If a file edited in windows is opened in * nix, ^ M is added, causing program problems.

Therefore, you need to convert the file format from dos to unix.

The available tool is dos2unix. The command is as follows:

Because the number of files is too large, batch import is required.

You can use the find command here.

Find.-type f

The above command can find out that the files are in the current directory.

Then run some commands using the-exec parameter.

Find.-type f-exec dos2unix {}\;

Note that there is a space between dos2unix and.