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05-15-2008
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Era now it will copoy files with spaces also
Code:
#! /usr/bin/ksh cd /home/backup/ find /home/abc/ -name "*.s" | while read line do p=$(dirname "$line" ) p1=$(echo $p | sed 's/\///') mkdir -p $p1 cd $p1 tocopy=$(pwd) echo $tocopy cp "$line" $tocopy cd - done 
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