HOW2 copy file-tree?
- From: chris glur <crglur gmail com>
- To: mc gnome org
- Cc: crglur gmail com
- Subject: HOW2 copy file-tree?
- Date: Mon, 14 Dec 2015 18:47:16 +0200
.....
no not with mc. That works fine.
I need to restore some setting to a re-booted llve-disk installation,
as part of a script. .....
echo "AND also mc !!!"
installpkg \
/mnt/sda11/var/Pkgs/mc20090717/mc-20090714_git-i486-1.txz
echo "tests OK"
echo "AND also Kogi:/root .*<setting file/S>
from previous conditions,
perhaps Kogi/root should be saved before shutdown ?
?? and now COPY /sa10/Chroot/KogiRoot to Kogi ??"
#cp -r /sa10/Chroot/KogiRoot /root ? copies INside
#cp -r /sa10/Chroot/KogiRoot/* /root
#--copy-contents
#--target-directory=DIRECTORY
# copy all SOURCE arguments into DIRECTORY
I just want to overwrite/update the new file-tree: /root
with the saved: /sa10/Chroot/KogiRoot
So simple. I can't believe that this can be a problem !!
Of course with mc it's no problem, but I want it done as
part of the <setup script>.
`cp --help` is a disaster, too.
==TIA.
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