On Tue, 06 Sep 2011 19:41:48 -0400
Fbsd8 articulated:
I am running release 8.2 and
$ cpio --version returns
bsdcpio 2.7.0 -- libarchive 2.7.0
This version seems not to copy the schg flag
maybe cpio got upgraded in release 9.0 which you must be running.
$ uname -rm
8.2-STABLE
I am trying to use this code sequence to clone a directory tree.
mkdir /usr/test1
cd /var
find . | cpio -dmp /usr/test1
The result is /usr/test1 gets populated with the directory tree but
all the schg flags get stripped off.
How can I keep the schg flags in the cloned directory?
Did
I am trying to use this code sequence to clone a directory tree.
mkdir /usr/test1
cd /var
find . | cpio -dmp /usr/test1
The result is /usr/test1 gets populated with the directory tree but
all the schg flags get stripped off.
How can I keep the schg flags in the cloned directory?
Did you
I am trying to use this code sequence to clone a directory tree.
mkdir /usr/test1
cd /var
find . | cpio -dmp /usr/test1
The result is /usr/test1 gets populated with the directory tree but
all the schg flags get stripped off.
How can I keep the schg flags in the cloned directory?
On Mon, 5 Sep 2011 11:32:05 -0400, joeb1 wrote:
I am trying to use this code sequence to clone a directory tree.
mkdir /usr/test1
cd /var
find . | cpio -dmp /usr/test1
The result is /usr/test1 gets populated with the directory tree but
all the schg flags get stripped off.
How can I
Polytropon free...@edvax.de writes:
On Mon, 5 Sep 2011 11:32:05 -0400, joeb1 wrote:
I am trying to use this code sequence to clone a directory tree.
mkdir /usr/test1
cd /var
find . | cpio -dmp /usr/test1
The result is /usr/test1 gets populated with the directory tree but
all the schg
