How to create multiple Linux subdirectories (subdirectory hierarchies) with one mkdir command
By Alvin Alexander on May 15, 2012
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This mkdir command is pretty cool, it shows how to create multiple subdirectories (subdirectory hierarchies) with one command:
mkdir -p public/example.com/{public,log,backup}
That command creates the public, log, and backup directories, underneath the public/example.com directory it also creates.
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