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I'm trying to copy the latest files via script from one directory to another. I have tried the following:
find $SrcFileDir. -mtime 1 -print | xargs cp -R $TrgtFileDir \; and find $SrcFileDir -mtime 1 -type f -exec cp -afP {} $TrgtFileDir \; Neither is working correctly, so I fear I'm missing something. In the script the SrcFileDir and TrgtFileDir variables are correctly set. Thanks for any help you can provide! |
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linuxpenguin,
Thank you for your response! I needed to take some time to get away from it a sec and reflect. I was successful with the following: find $SrcFileDir -atime -1 -type f -exec cp -R {} $TrgtFileDir \; and find $SrcFileDir -atime -1 | xargs cp -R $TrgtFileDir \; Thanks again! |
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