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copy a fs with the same privileges
Hi All,

I use "cp -R /fs/* /newfs" and I can copy everything except it won't have the files/directories the same privileges.

Is there a trick to this without using a software-backup.

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the command is like this "cp -R -p -h /fs/* /newfs"

forgot it already...
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cd orig_dir
find . -print | cpio -pudl /dest_dir
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or:

Code:
# cd /old/fs
# tar -cf - | (cd /new/fs ; tar -xf - )

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