On Jan 11, 2005, at 10:46 AM, Ronald Wells wrote:
Here is the line I ended up using.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ftwjr.com]# cp -R /home2/home/httpd/vhosts/ftwjr.com /home/httpd/vhosts/ftwjr.com
That copied all the subfolders that I wanted it to. The only problem is that I ended up creating a new subfolder called ftwjr.com within the ftwjr.com folder.
Since this is going on a web server, I "Must" create all the folders in advance with another program. So, my question is, how do I copy the files into an existing folder called ftwjr.com without creating a new subfolder with the same name?
Either cd to ..../vhosts, rm -rf ftwjr.com, and repeat the command, or, from .../ftwjr.com, put a "/*" on the end of your cp command (be warned, that may not create dotfiles; if you're using GNU cp, use cp -a instead).
Adam
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