[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 31 Oct 2002, LeRoy Hogan wrote:
=>Hello All,
=>
=>Is there a way to copy a file to my users in a !/bin/bash script without =>doing a bunch of 'cp' commands? Below is as far as I got that brings up =>only one user (target) for 'cp'
=>
=>cd /home
=>find -name lrhog -exec cp -f /usr/local/src/nysba/postset/.Xclient {} \:
=>
=>Thanks,
=>Roy
Not sure what you're asking, and I'm not sure you do either.
Your find command will copy the file to lrhog's home directory *and* remove every other file in it.
What's wrong (something like) with:
cd /home
for i in * do
cp $fn $i
done
Thanks for the help. Roy
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