copyfiletomultiplefolderscommandline

7 個月前 — In this article, I will explain an easy way, using a single command to copy a file into multiple directories in Linux. In Linux, the cp command ...

1 年前 — To move multiple files to one folder, you can select the files, right-click, and choose the Cut or Copy option. Then, navigate to the ...

In this article, we will explain an easy way, using a single command to copy a file into multiple directories in Linux. In Linux, the cp command is used to copy ...

10 年前 — This will copy file.txt to every directory in your current location in terminal. for dir in *; do [ -d $dir ] ...

1 年前 — Copy file to multiple directories in Unix or Linux. The trick is to use the xargs command or GNU parallel command. Copying one file named foo.

This post explains some of them. Multiple commands like these can to copy a single file to a series of directories on your system: $ cp myfile dir1 $ cp myfile ...

9 年前 — Okay, this seems like it should be simple (and it probably is). I want to copy a file “C:-User-user-TIS.pdf” to multiple directories.

4 年前 — script to copy one file into multiple folders and subfolders · 1 · for /D /R C:-folder %%D in (*) do xcopy /Y /D C:-test-file.exe %%~D- · @ ...

8 年前 — Since the folders are unique and non-sequential, I will assume you know in advance what they are. You can use xcopy for this or robocopy.