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By default, what does the cp command preserve from the original file?

2 years ago
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By default, what does the cp command preserve from the original file? › Category: Introduction to Linux I › By default, what does the cp command preserve from the original file?
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Linux Questions Staff asked 2 years ago

By default, what does the cp command preserve from the original file?

  • The timestamps
  • The name
  • The permissions and ownership
  • The contents

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