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hi all,
can i get script find file & copy that file with path for an example sourse : /home/abc/ destination : /home/backup/ files which need to find : tmp* copy these files with its absolute path inside like :- /home/abc/x/y/z/tmp.txt to /home/backup/date/x/y/z/tmp.txt thanks in advance |
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