In bash I need to do this: take all files in a directory copy them into an existing directory How do I do this? I tried cp -r t1...
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I want a command (or probably an option to cp) that creates the destination directory if it does not exist. Example: cp -? file /path/to/copy/file/to/is/very/deep/there 26 s 26 mkdir...
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I want to copy all files in a directory except some files in a specific sub-directory. I have noticed that cp command didn’t have the --exclude option. So, how...
I’m trying to use the cp command and force an overwrite. I have tried cp -rf /foo/* /bar, but I am still prompted to confirm each overwrite. 17 s...
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