You can ignore this if you like, or change your find pattern to ignore files matching the date pattern with an _ part.įor example, the regex pattern for the date format begins. If specified, the rest of files given in the command line is ignored. It will toggle like this in a non-destructive way on each run. If the command is run a second time it says: This file already has the correct nameĪnd does nothing, but it gets confused if there is the _1 part, and will rename it _2. I've been trying: stat -f SB Image0100. So if my file is Image1.jpg, it should rename into something like 'Jan 16 12:09:42 2011.jpg' I want to do this through command line. 2013_06_19_14_01_53_1.jpg, updating timestamp Under the Special options in the app, there is a specific option to 'Change File Timestamps' which is very helpful. I want to rename all files in a certain directory. verwrite, ename or kip?īy adding option -F it will instead automatically add an extra _1 (or _2 etc) to the name. With Rename Expert you can automatically rename photos by using information from EXIF and IPTC metadata.
My version of exiv2 (0.25 001900) will ask interactively what to do when the filename already exists.
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