Argument 1 is destination directory.
#
#  The chmod lines are a kluge to get around permission problems
#  where created directories were r-x for owners and subsequeent CD
#  transfers failed.  9/2003, P. Michel.
#
#  (Should check arguments)
#echo "Now copying cd11 to $1";
#cd /ndltower2/ndl2/Volumes/cd11/rbd/; ls -R; cp -R *.jpg $1
#echo "Now copying cd12 to $1";
#cd /ndltower2/ndl2/Volumes/cd12/rbd/; ls -R; cp -R *.jpg $1
#echo "Now copying cd13 to $1";
#cd /ndltower2/ndl2/Volumes/cd13/rbd/; ls -R; cp -R *.jpg $1
echo "Now copying cd11 to $1";
cd /ndltower2/ndl2/Volumes/cd11/rbd/; 
ls -R; 
for f in */*jpg; 
   do mkdir -p $1/`dirname $f` && cp -p $f $1/$f; 
done
echo "Now copying cd12 to $1";
cd /ndltower2/ndl2/Volumes/cd12/rbd/; 
ls -R; 
for f in */*jpg; 
   do mkdir -p $1/`dirname $f` && cp -p $f $1/$f; 
done
echo "Now copying cd13 to $1";
cd /ndltower2/ndl2/Volumes/cd13/rbd/; 
ls -R; 
for f in */*jpg; 
   do mkdir -p $1/`dirname $f` && cp -p $f $1/$f; 
done
echo "Now copying cd14 to $1";
cd /ndltower2/ndl2/Volumes/cd14/rbd/; 
ls -R; 
for f in */*jpg; 
   do mkdir -p $1/`dirname $f` && cp -p $f $1/$f; 
done
echo "Now copying cd15 to $1";
cd /ndltower2/ndl2/Volumes/cd15/rbd/; 
ls -R; 
for f in */*jpg; 
   do mkdir -p $1/`dirname $f` && cp -p $f $1/$f; 
done
echo "Now copying cd16 to $1";
cd /ndltower2/ndl2/Volumes/cd16/rbd/; 
ls -R; 
for f in */*jpg; 
   do mkdir -p $1/`dirname $f` && cp -p $f $1/$f; 
done
echo "Now copying cd17 to $1";
cd /ndltower2/ndl2/Volumes/cd17/rbd/; 
ls -R; 
for f in */*jpg; 
   do mkdir -p $1/`dirname $f` && cp -p $f $1/$f; 
done
echo "Now copying cd18 to $1";
cd /ndltower2/ndl2/Volumes/cd18/rbd/; 
ls -R; 
for f in */*jpg; 
   do mkdir -p $1/`dirname $f` && cp -p $f $1/$f; 
done
echo "Now copying cd19 to $1";
cd /ndltower2/ndl2/Volumes/cd19/rbd/; 
ls -R; 
for f in */*jpg; 
   do mkdir -p $1/`dirname $f` && cp -p $f $1/$f; 
done
echo "Now copying cd20 to $1";
cd /ndltower2/ndl2/Volumes/cd20/rbd/; 
ls -R; 
for f in */*jpg; 
   do mkdir -p $1/`dirname $f` && cp -p $f $1/$f; 
done