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I know how to change file format from dos to unix by use dos2unix, but how can I change ALL the files will under a directory tree. Can dos2unix change files recursively?
for example, I have some files like following:
TOPDIR
|
+-----dir1
| |
| +---file1,file2, file3
|
+-----dir2
|
+---file4,file5
How can I change them in one time, or use some shell scripts?
better to do
find /path -type -f -exec dos2unix '{}' \;