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Re: [LI] XCOPY



Mr.Arun Kumar Bairiganjan forced the electrons to say:
> Hi all,
> 
> To copy Directories with Sub-Directories and Files, which command can be
> used in Linux. Actually what is the equivalent of XCOPY in Linux.

Did you really read the man/info pages for cp before posting this? In
particular, did you notice the -R option to cp?

> While doing ftp, is it possible to transfer a Directory structure to a
> ftp server?

The normal ftp client program cannot do this, but I believe ncftp's
latest version can. Look into its documentation.

Binand

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