Rename last directory in a file structure

Shell Programming and Scripting
1

I have to write a script to rename the every last sub-directory in a directory structure if the last sub-directory name doesn't contain "submitted".
eg:
given directory path:/u01/home/somedir

somedir can have many subdirectories and each subdirectory inturn has many subdirectories.

somedir
|-A/B/C
|-D/E
|-F/G/a.txt

i need to rename the directories C to "C-Submitted",E to "E-Submitted",
G to "G-Submitted" etc;

Pls. provide some pointers.

Thanks in advance.

2 
find /u01/home/somedir -type d |
while read dir
do
   echo "$dir" | grep -q 'somedir$' && continue
   mv $dir ${dir}-Submitted
done

one way to do this.

3

Try this...

#!/bin/bash

for line in $(find test -type d)
do
        z=$(echo $line | grep "$str" )
        if [[ -z "$z" && $(echo $str | grep -v "Submitted") ]]
        then
                echo "mv $str $str-Submitted"
                #mv $str $str-Submitted
        fi
        str=$line
done 
if [ $(echo $line | grep -v "Submitted") ]
then
        echo "mv $str $str-Submitted"
        #mv $str $str-Submitted
fi

If the above code is printing the correct "mv" commands, then un-comment the "mv" statements, remove the "echo" statements and execute the script again.

echo "mv $str $str-Submitted"
#mv $str $str-Submitted

# should be changed to

mv $str $str-Submitted

--ahamed

4

Thanks guys!! They are working like a charm.Thanks again