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prompt filename after every copy
Name: andyizhere Date: April 22, 2009 at 01:41:01 Pacific OS: Linux Subcategory: C/C++
Comment:
Hey! I was trying to write a script to copy contents of one dir to another.
src_path=/home/admin/ashish/source tgt_path=/home/admin/ashish/destination if [ ! -d ${tgt_path} ]; then mkdir -p ${tgt_path} #mkdir -p ashish/destination fi cp -v ${src_path}/* ${tgt_path}/
This i have done. Now if i want a prompt everytime saying the filename after that file that has been copied. how to do it?
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