Linux for Beginners: Basic Linux Commands and Shell Scripting by Booth Travis

Author:Booth, Travis [Booth, Travis]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2019-10-06T16:00:00+00:00

Copy a file to the present working directory using the relative path. Here we will use ‘.’ to denote the pwd.

Recursively copy files and folders

Example : cp -R copies the folder snapt with files to snipt.

Let’s copy a set of files recursively from one directory to its sub directory.

Command : cp -R ./Y/snapt/test* ./Y/snopt

This is my desktop. I have these files in the Y directory on Desktop. I want to copy test1.txt and test2.txt from Y to snopt directory. After executing the command,

How to use wildcards? We already used it in this example, haven’t we?

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