On Thu, 24 Dec 2009, Brad Rogers wrote:
copied in /destination/. Using cp -i is not a good idea, as there could be something like ~5000 files which are not in /destination/, but which are in /source/.cp -n does that.
Wonder if I'm missing something, but `cp -n' on Lenny gives me this:
girish@marvin:~$ cp -n -r foo /tmp
cp: invalid option -- n
Try `cp --help' for more information.
Girish.
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