Re: Using the cp command.
On Thursday 10 June 2004 10:49 am, CW Harris wrote:
> What version of cp are you using? I cannot duplicate this behavior
> here. Are you sure you don't have an "-i" set? Are you using /bin/cp
> or an alias?
>
> cp (coreutils) 5.0.91 [here]
>
> you might check out "--reply=yes" option (man cp)
heh or for geek value and an award for gratuitous use of pipe;
'/bin/yes | cp -$foo $options' might do the same thing.
IIRC /bin/yes dates back to when all cp and rm commands were
-i by default (back in the 70's as I understand it)
--
It could be, if the Microsoft way of handling the unzipped file was
safe and reasonable, but they've written their software to be too
"smart" (that is to say, brain-dead-eager-to-do-wrong-things), and the
bells and whistles are the problem. -- Werehatrack on opening zip files
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