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hi i have directories within the directory. Now i want to
copy the directory along with all directories included in it
to one location by using copy command? what is the command
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Answer / anshul basra
Try this command:
cp -r /home/anshul/files/* /home/anshul/backup
It will recursively copy all the content of directory
called 'files' to the directory 'backup'.
Hope this will help you..!
Takecare..
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Answer / vijayahire
cp -r /home/data/files/* Desktop/backup
location where u want paste
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