I have to cp below files to another dir which contains same dir name.
Dir Structure of abc dir:
[ab@ab abc]$ pwd
/home/ab/abc
[ab@ab abc]$ ls
dir1 dir2 README.md
I want to cp content in all dir present in /home/4px/abc and not any other files types in abcdir to/home/4px/xyzdir which contains same dir structure of abc dir.
Dir Structure of xyz dir
[ab@ab abc]$ pwd
[ab@ab xyz]$ ls
/home/ab/xyz
dir1 dir2
If dir1
, dir2
already exist in xyz
dir then update contents in dir.
I am using following command to fulfill the condition.
[ab@ab home]$ find /home/ab/abc -type d -name "dir*" -exec cp -r {} /home/ab/xyz \;
CodePudding user response:
I have created a source and a destination directory, and I've run following command:
Linux Prompt> cd source
Linux Prompt> find . -type d -exec mkdir /c/Temp_Folder/destination/{} \;
For your information: the switch -type d
makes sure only directories are handled, so all files will be skipped.
You'll get a message, saying that .
directory already exists, but all other directories/subdirectories will be created.