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Question : Linux command to copy files from locationA to locationB
Hi,
I am new to Linux and its shell comand structure.
I have to folders: "/home/FolderA/" and "/home/FolderB/"
I am trying to copy all files and subfolders in FolderA into FolderB.
FolderB already has some of these files, so the comand I am looking for needs to automatically Merge and Overwrite existing files and folders.
Any Ideas?
Thank you?
Regards
Max
Answer : Linux command to copy files from locationA to locationB
-v
is usually the switch for 'verbose mode'. So it is here. Try:
cp -rfv
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