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2008-09-17
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cp (options) [source] [destination]
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2008-09-17
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Originally Posted by gemniii42
cp (options) [source] [destination]
Thanks for the quick response.
So would this be correct if the file was located in Documents:
cp /home/user/MyDocs/test.tgz /root/test.tgz
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2008-09-17
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That would work, provided you have root access.
You can also exclude the second occurrence of the filename, and if you're in the /home/user directory you don't need to use the full path e.g.
You can also exclude the second occurrence of the filename, and if you're in the /home/user directory you don't need to use the full path e.g.
Code:
cp MyDocs/test.tgz /root
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2008-09-17
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Thanks to both of you. I will try that when I get home tonight.
How to you copy or save a file to /root.
I have Xterm and can become root, but I do not know how to save or move a file from MyDocs to /root.
Thanks in advance.