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To copy everything except 2 files
Post 302244874 by *Jess* on Wednesday 8th of October 2008 11:15:47 PM
10-09-2008
Thanks for the reply.
There's an error when:
cp !(foo|bar) /my/destination/dir
root@rskcs3 # cp !(abc.txt|bcd.txt) /tmp/test1
syntax error: `(' unexpected
I'm using ksh, seems like not working.
Shall try out the next following codes.
What is the ^bar$ --^ & $ for? I'm still quite new in scripting
There's an error when:
cp !(foo|bar) /my/destination/dir
root@rskcs3 # cp !(abc.txt|bcd.txt) /tmp/test1
syntax error: `(' unexpected
I'm using ksh, seems like not working.
Shall try out the next following codes.
What is the ^bar$ --^ & $ for? I'm still quite new in scripting
Last edited by *Jess*; 10-09-2008 at 12:21 AM..
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