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Hi
I want to remove all files which i copied .I tried the below one its not working find <start directory> -name "<all my files type>" -exec rm -f {} Thanks, Akil |
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Hi nau,
when execute the below one ,its copying all files as well as subfolder files to target folder .I want to copy all files and sub directories to target folder. find <start directory> -iname "<all my files type>" -exec cp {} <target_dir> \; Thanks in advance MR |
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If your cp understands the -r option, use that. Or run tar or cpio to copy a directory structure.
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