Copying directory trees Edit ( Public )
cp source destination
cp -R /home/gnulinuxclub /tmp
Use the "-R" option (stands for "recursive") to copy the contents of whole directory trees in /home/gnulinuxclub to /tmp
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Sunday, July 03, 2005
cp -R /home/gnulinuxclub /tmp
Use the "-R" option (stands for "recursive") to copy the contents of whole directory trees in /home/gnulinuxclub to /tmp
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