how i can make a custom command for selective copy for certain file type?
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I want to write a command that allows me to copy certain file type (ex:*.PDF or *.doc) from unknown destination in the Hdd and paste them to a destination i choose it.
Also could i copy the "path" of the original file and store it in (.txt) log file !?
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I want to write a command that allows me to copy certain file type (ex:*.PDF or *.doc) from unknown destination in the Hdd and paste them to a destination i choose it.
Also could i copy the "path" of the original file and store it in (.txt) log file !?
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What do you mean by "unknown"? How would you (or the script) find out which files to copy? What do you need more thancp -v /path/to/unknown/*.pdf destination/?
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Also could i copy the "path" of the original file and store it in (.txt) log file !?
file-copy clipboard forensics
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I want to write a command that allows me to copy certain file type (ex:*.PDF or *.doc) from unknown destination in the Hdd and paste them to a destination i choose it.
Also could i copy the "path" of the original file and store it in (.txt) log file !?
file-copy clipboard forensics
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What do you mean by "unknown"? How would you (or the script) find out which files to copy? What do you need more thancp -v /path/to/unknown/*.pdf destination/?
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What do you mean by "unknown"? How would you (or the script) find out which files to copy? What do you need more thancp -v /path/to/unknown/*.pdf destination/?
– nohillside
2 days ago
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What do you mean by "unknown"? How would you (or the script) find out which files to copy? What do you need more than
cp -v /path/to/unknown/*.pdf destination/?– nohillside
2 days ago
What do you mean by "unknown"? How would you (or the script) find out which files to copy? What do you need more than
cp -v /path/to/unknown/*.pdf destination/?– nohillside
2 days ago
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What do you mean by "unknown"? How would you (or the script) find out which files to copy? What do you need more than
cp -v /path/to/unknown/*.pdf destination/?– nohillside
2 days ago