unix - How can I make this find command work recursively in the current directory? -


i have find command , need make work recursively in current directory ( @ moment searches files on disk )

find . -name ‘oldname*’ -print0 | xargs -0 rename -s ‘oldname’ ‘newname’

any idea how make search in current directory navigated in terminal ?

would work?

find . -name 'oldname' -exec rename -n 'oldname' 'newname' \;

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