Hi!
I would like to copy files with cp and never overwrite existing files.
I can use cp -i, but I don't want to say 'n' 1000 times (because there
is no "No for all" option) or I just want to do that in a batch file,
where I cannot give any answers to questions.
Greetings, Michael
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Greetings,
I was interested in adding a -0 or -z option to rm so that it removes files
of size zero. If you write a shell one-liner to do this enough times, it
makes sense to add it to the utility.
x.zero_size = 1 :)
Has anyone thought about this idea? Is it feasible or practical?
Thank you,
M
On Wed, Apr 24, 2002 at 01:53:33PM +0200, Michael Me_ wrote:
> I would like to copy files with cp and never overwrite existing files.
>
> I can use cp -i, but I don't want to say 'n' 1000 times (because there
> is no "No for all" option) or I just want to do that in a batch file,
> where I cannot
I am using RedHat 7.2 and recently upgraded my packages to use fileutils-4.1.4. The
sort version is 2.0.14 and the ls version is 1.5i1.
In both cases, they are no longer sorting via ASCII value, and are
sorting in a case insensitive fashion. While there is an option on
sort to sort case-insens
