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Want to use the find command on a three different directory trees.

I currently work on each parent directory with .

find . -type f -name "*.flac" -exec rename 's/--/-/g' {} \;

Want to apply the find to three directories /media/bard/repo01/, /media/bard/repo02/ and /media/bard/repo03/.

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    This should work: find /media/bard/repo01/ /media/bard/repo02/ /media/bard/repo03/ -type f ... Commented Jan 11, 2023 at 0:05

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Like this:

find /media/bard/repo0[1-3] -type f -name "*.flac" -exec rename 's/--/-/g' {} \;

Using a glob:

man bash | less +/'^ *Pattern Matching\s*$'

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