Have you tried using FSlint? I use it to find duplicates of the songs I
have loaded but it also allows you to find all temp files and deal with
them. I don't know about mass renaming I haven't need that function but
it would give you a way to find them all at one time and then delete
those you don't need.
Dave M
On 08/07/2010 05:52 AM, Matthew Lengenfelder wrote:
> ok, so I'm working on recovering some files for a client and I notice
> that files ending in .tmp are actually set to be type "word document" or
> "pdf document" or whatever the file acually is, so I started to rename
> the file extensions back to what the file is so that when the client
> clicks on them, there is a chance that it will work. I wanted to view a
> particular .tmp file in gedit so I opened with other application and I
> decided to let it remember that setting. Now instead of telling me what
> the file is, it tells me it's a "tmp document" so I actually have to
> rename it to some nonsense file extension like .yyy before it tells me
> what the file is and then I can rename it back to the appropriate
> extension. Anyone have any idea's on how make nautilus go back to it's
> default behavior for unknown file types? I already tried going to
> properties, going to the "open with" tab and removing gedit. It still
> lists it as a "tmp document".
>
> also what utility for mass file rename(including recursion) have people
> have good luck with? console is fine - for example rename ~$temp.tmp to
> temp.tmp (including all files in subfolders), basically if the file has
> $~ at the beginning remove it.
>
> Matt L.
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