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    Default What would this syntax be?

    Hello,

    Instead of
    cp -a /usr/fileexample/* /usr/3rdparty/fileexample

    I did
    cp -a /usr/fileexample/* /usr/3rdparty

    Is there a way to delete all the files that I copyed into /usr/3rdparty? I want to keep everything intact except the files I just copyed, and those can be deleted.

    Thanks in advance!!

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    You'll have to remove them manually one by one now. For such reasons, using cp -av is a good idea so that you can see what has actually happened. I'd give you a copy of a standard listing of that directory, but it doesn't exist on my test box.
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    Thanks for the reply.

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