Hello,
> I LOOK FOR A COMMAND THAT SETS THE PERMISSIONS OF ONE FILE LIKE THE
> PERMISSIONS
> OF ANOTHER FILE.
Oh please don't shout.
> This is analogous to the touch command that sets the timestamps of one file
> like another file,
> touch -r file-template file-target
OK, I did apropos m
On Sun, Nov 22, 1998 at 5:39PM -0500, Jameson Burt wrote:
> This is analogous to the touch command that sets the timestamps of one file
> like another file,
> touch -r file-template file-target
>
> Of course, one can go through machinations like
>cp -p file-template file-target
>cp
I LOOK FOR A COMMAND THAT SETS THE PERMISSIONS OF ONE FILE LIKE THE PERMISSIONS
OF ANOTHER FILE.
This is analogous to the touch command that sets the timestamps of one file
like another file,
touch -r file-template file-target
Of course, one can go through machinations like
cp -p file-te
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