.HTM -> .htm

[Javier Kohen <jkohen@users.sourceforge.net>]

To the guy that asked how to change the capitalization of his HTML files 
that he transported from Windows. Sorry I'm not replying your message 
directly.

If all you need is changing the filenames you can do it easily with the 
following command:
$ for i in *.HTM; do mv -i `basename "$i" HTM`htm; done
The `-i' is there to have mv ask for confirmation before silently 
overwriting existing files.

If you have a deeper directory structure, you could instead do:
$ find . -name '*.HTM' -print0 | sed 's/.HTM//g' | xargs -0 -l -iXX mv 
-i XX.HTM XX.thm
Sorry, but this one will get confused if you have the ".HTM" in the 
middle of your file names; for instance, weird.HTM-file_name.txt.

If you have to change the actual contents, then I'll give you one more 
oneliner, but know that it will change ALL occurrences of .HTM into 
.htm, it will not look at context information (ie., it will change text 
also out of A href attributes):
$ find . -name '*.HTM' -print0 | xargs -0 sed -i 's/\.HTM/.htm/g'

Hope it helps. Use the information provided at your own risk.

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