While consolidating ebooks, I came across what appeared to be a handy fix for my specific operation; namely, I wanted to move all mobi files from different sub-folders in to one central folder named, imaginatively, 'mobi' ...   $ find -name '*.mobi' -exec mv {} /mobi \;And, yes, I did make a back up... exactly one directory above. And only realized what I had done until afterwards. (Originals and backup moved/gone.)After some searching, I found what appears to be a folder but looks like a .mobi file in my root directory. It's about 1.5mb (from 30 ebooks); opening in Atom gives me gibberish (not code).I assume this is some sort of dastardly ammalgamation of my previous files, melted grotesquely in to each other like the thing from The Thing. Is there a way to undo my foolishness?
Did my $ mv '*.mobi' command concatenate my files?
files;directory;mv