Have you tried with cp -rpa That will work.
Better option is to user tar command.
With Regards,
Snehal Vyas
Ramesh Patel wrote:
Dear All
i have two server of linux RHL9.0. and both have same user.
Now i want to copy file from one server to other server with same
ownership and same permission.
i mount one directory form one server to other server's smbmount.
but when copy i check on other server that time owner was nobody and
permission was also change.
i use cp -avR * /mnt/otherserverdir
but not set ownership and permission.
please help me
Ramesh Patel
System Dept.
Banasdairy, Palanpur(B.K.)
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