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| jimmy.dias |
Posted - Feb 03 2005 : 7:18:33 PM
Hi all,
I've made some updates to dircopy on Golgi.
You now have to explicitly specify what dircopy should do when it encounters already existing files in the directory you are copying to.
Please view the help for more details (dircopy --help).
Jimmy
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| jimmy.dias |
Posted - Feb 04 2005 : 1:30:53 PM
Ok, you can now specify more than one source directory. The last argument is used as the destination directory.
Wildcards can be used so long as the shell interprets them correctly.
Examples:
dircopy source dest
dircopy source1 source2 dest
dircopy source* dest
Jimmy |
| mb |
Posted - Feb 04 2005 : 12:27:22 PM
This is kind of the same question but can I specify that I want to copy more than one directory all in one line? Even when I try to specify the location of each run directory, dircopy tells me the source doesn't exist ...
Thanks,
MB |
| ckim |
Posted - Feb 04 2005 : 11:41:23 AM
Jimmy,
dircopy doesn't seem to accept the wildcard anymore. So instead of being able to do ~/net/blah blah blah/run004* you have to specify run004_01, run004_02. Is there a way around this?
Cy |
