Recursively rename directory in reverse order, Bash script

Question

How do I recursively rename a directory structure? Something like Batch rename directories in reverse order

But a simple one liner??

My attempt to do this went futile, Here is the command I tried anyway.

du . | cut -f 2- | sh -c 'mv "$0" echo `date "+%H%M%S%N"` ' {} \;

Using CentOS 6

Answer 1

You seem to be trying to use find -exec syntax without actually using find . Use find with its -depth option to make it return directories from deepest to closest.

find . -depth -type d ! -name '.' -exec sh -c 'mv "$0" "$0.$(date "+%H%M%S%N")"' {} \;

Answer 2

这个怎么样：

find /path/to/the/directories/location/ -depth -exec mv '{}' $(basename '{}')$(echo $(date "+%H%M%S%N")) \;