Is it ever possible for the mv command ( without using the -u option ) to
leave the file(s) in the source directory, while also copying to the
destination directory?
We were experiencing this under zsh and GNU/Linux
2.6.32-358.18.1.el6.x86_64.
Any comments appreciated!
thanks!
On 11/03/15 21:02, Rogers, Charles (MAN-Corporate-CON) wrote:
Is it ever possible for the mv command ( without using the –u option ) to
leave the file(s) in the source directory, while also copying to the
destination directory?
We were experiencing this under zsh and
Proposal:
add a new cp --dry-run
Reason: we want to know what the verbose output of e.g.,
$ cp -i -av /mnt/usb/thumb/ tmp/androidBackup/SDCard
will be without actually running the command first.
We are about to commit to a megabyte copy and we want to be sure where
all those files are exactly
