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I have to work in terminal but I don't know the command of copying files from one folder to another.
e.g from /share/ParaDiS.v2.3.5.1 to /home/newfolder
what should I type?
Thank ...
- 07-08-2011 #1Just Joined!
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How to transfer bewteen folders?
I have to work in terminal but I don't know the command of copying files from one folder to another.
e.g from /share/ParaDiS.v2.3.5.1 to /home/newfolder
what should I type?
Thank you
- 07-08-2011 #2
cp should be enough, if that is a one time action.
Otherwise, have a look at rsync
Code:man cp man rsync
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- 07-08-2011 #3
I kind of like this site: Linux Copy or Rename - Linux Files
Regards
Luis
- 07-08-2011 #4
Just to add to the above suggestions...
If you want to do so, you can copy the entire folder to a new location by using the same commands.Jay
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- 07-09-2011 #5
cp copies, mv moves. You can also do it from the GUI file manager. Just make sure you have the proper permissions for both folders.
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copies directories.Code:cp -r
- 07-10-2011 #7Linux Newbie
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for example lets say you want to move everything in your home/username directory.
just navigate to your home/user directory.
so i moved everything from /home/donald to location /mnt/windows/_oldDataCode:donald@donald-desktop:/home$ cd /home/donald donald@donald-desktop:~$ ls data Documents examples.desktop Pictures Templates Desktop Downloads Music Public Videos donald@donald-desktop:~$ mv * /mnt/windows/_oldData^C donald@donald-desktop:~$


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