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by **altariamx2..** » Tue, 21 Nov 2006 09:01:42

How can I do this????

I have the file "lista.txt", and this file have the next information:
one.txt
two.txt
five.txt
six.txt
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This files exist in the same directory that "list.txt", I would like to
copy this files to other directory

Using Windows the batch file would be like this: for /f "tokens=*" %i
in (list.txt) do copy "%i" destdir\

How can I do something like that in REDHAT??

Best Regards

by **C.J. Steel** » Tue, 21 Nov 2006 12:35:06

for f in `cat lisa.txt`; do cp $f /dst/dir; done

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by **Jiri Slab** » Wed, 22 Nov 2006 05:35:50

> for f in `cat lisa.txt`; do cp $f /dst/dir; done

Not a good way if you have filenames with whitespaces in lista.txt.

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by **Jarmo Pussine** » Fri, 24 Nov 2006 18:27:05

Jiri Slaby kirjoitti:

> > for f in `cat lisa.txt`; do cp $f /dst/dir; done

> Not a good way if you have filenames with whitespaces in lista.txt.

How about
# while read f ; do cp "$f" "/dst/dir" ; done < list.txt

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