Does the /data/test directory exist prior to execution? Otherwise cp is
just copying the result set one at a time to a regular file at /data/test.
You may want to append a forward slash to the directory name, as that will
cause cp to error if the directory doesn't exist instead. Or chain the
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vin_eets wrote:
> I am using windows
Then you will need to be aware of windows specific conventions.
> I wanna copy a file in folder from one location to another folder in another
> drive.
>
> Its working fine but not when file name contain spaces i.e. if the filename
> is a b c
>
> What would
