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Le Samedi 18 Février 2006 22:37, Thomas Petazzoni a écrit : > $ man cp > [...] >     -a, --archive >        same as -dpR > [...] >     -p   same as --preserve=mode,ownership,timestamps > > Donc "cp -a" garde les droits, visiblement. Ben non... cp -ap peut-être... ;-) mirrordir est un outil de mirroir, je ne suis pas sûr que ce résultat puisse être atteint par cp: man mirrordir mirrordir copies files that are different between the directories con- trol and mirror to the directory mirror. Files whose modification times or sizes differ are copied. File permissions, ownerships, modification times, access times (only if --access-times is used), sticky bits, and device types are duplicated. Symlinks are duplicated without any trans- lation. Symlink modification and access times (of the symlink itself, not the file it points to) are not preserved. Hard linked files are merely copied. Creation times cannot be set with Unix as far as I can see. à + -------------------------------------------------------------------- Les listes de diffusion occultes: <URL:http://www.CULTe.org/listes/>