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cp: cannot access
Hi All,
I have the following script, where I am copying a list of files from one location to another location. The permissions, owners are fine. Why i am getting cp: cannot access error when i run this script. But the cp works at command prompt... files="home/file.lst" for file in `cat $files` do cp $file $HOME/copy done Please help. Thanks. |
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This is not "for" problem...
I don't think when we use for loop we have to do the explicit couting again.... is is not a while loop... |
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