How Do You Copy a Folder and Rename It in Linux?
Contents How Do I Copy a Directory with a Different Name in Linux? the Command You Need Is Simply Cp Which Stands for “Copy”. the First Variant Allows You to...
How do I copy a directory with a different name in Linux?
The command you need is simply cp which stands for “copy”. The first variant allows you to specify a new file name for the target file, while the second variant creates a copy with the same name in the target directory. You must of course substitute the place holders in capital letters with valid paths first.
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How do you make a copy of a file and rename it in Linux?
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