I would use rsync.
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In a message dated: Wed, 22 Jan 2003 14:53:46 EST
Robert Anderson said:
I would use rsync.
Not rEmacs? It has everything, including the kitchen sync ;)
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Well you could run rsync from an emacs shell.
But then again I'm sure we'll be getting a PERL solution soon. The
other swiss army knife of Unix. (Although emacs could make the PERL
look pretty too). ;)
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Robert Casey wrote:
I would like to do this copy and keep permissions if possible.
rsync, tar, or cp -ax would seem logical. Does this have to be done at
each boot or is it a one-time deal?
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This was on a tech site but I have never used it:
Robin Hurd
16 Dec 2002, Rating 3.83 (out of 5)
This tip will allow you to copy directory trees without worrying about ownerships,
permissions,
etc. (Note: This command is good for Unixes without a recursive copy command) The
FIND
