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Copy unique files between two directories in Solaris
Hi,
My requirement is to have a shell script: SOURCE_DIR=/usr/logs/restore/ --> Contains multiple subdirectories TARGET_DIR=/usr/data/logs --> Existing folders which contain similar subdirectories I want to copy only newer or uniquie files which are present in $SOURCE_DIR and its subdirectories to $TARGET_DIR exacly under the respective folders. It should not overwrite the existing files at $TARGET_DIR and its subdirs. Any help will be highly appreciated. regards Sujoy 
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