Not sure if you got an answer to this but the command to move a file is:
mv (sourcefile) destination.
To check permissions on a file just use ls -l
Dónal
On 10 Apr 2013, at 22:03, Harmony Neil wrote:
> Hellow,
> Does anyone know how to move a file from one location to another using the
> term
OK, to check the file permissions, you can use the ls command.
man ls
If you want to move a file:
man mv
Example:
mv ~/Documents/file-A.txt ~/new-file-location/File-A.txt
Basically mv, path to original file, path where you want it to be moved.
This also works when renaming files. For exampl
Hellow,
Does anyone know how to move a file from one location to another using the
terminal? I can never remember the command. Also, how do I go about checking
the permisions on a file using the terminal?
Thanks,
Harmony.
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