copying file
hi
have created a directory on the desktop, uncompressed a tar.gz file and archived the filed into this directory. i want to move this director to /usr file, i tryed cut-pasted, cut -copy, cannot do it. most of the time it says i have no permission, so i got to be entered as root. how do i copy this directory to usr file????????????? |
cd to the directory where the file is, open up a command line terminal, and su into root. and use the command:
cp filename /usr or you can go into your graphical menu and find the super user file manager. kde has one. in rh7.3 using kde, it's in K Start > System. |
To copy the whole directory:
Open a shell - su root password cp -Rfdp path_to_newdirectory /usr You'll have to substitute the full PATH to the new directory youve created on the desktop in place of "path_to_newdirectory" |
thanks . working on it
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