Implementing path substitution with SED

#!/bin/bash

For I in $ (find/opt/central-images-bak/-type f-name *.jpg)

Do

Src=/opt/central-images-bak/opt/central-images

Dst=/opt/central-images

direc=$ ((dirname $i) | sed "s:${src}:${dst}:g")

MV $i $direc

Done

Restore the image server backup to the original path, and use SED to replace the path with the original image server path

In general, sed ' s/pattern/pattern/flag ' is separated by/. However, both the source string and the replacement string in this case have characters/, and if separated, there will be a conflict. So, instead of: separating

Implementing path substitution with SED