Comment by emmelaich 1 day ago old cp didn't have `-a`Anyway, just use rsync. 1 comment emmelaich Reply dspillett 1 day ago > just use rsyncYou still need to specify --archive (or --times for the individual option) to preserve mtime in the target copy.But yeah, I tend to rsync more than I cp.
dspillett 1 day ago > just use rsyncYou still need to specify --archive (or --times for the individual option) to preserve mtime in the target copy.But yeah, I tend to rsync more than I cp.
> just use rsync
You still need to specify --archive (or --times for the individual option) to preserve mtime in the target copy.
But yeah, I tend to rsync more than I cp.