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edited Mar 15, 2017 at 18:29

Use find:

find folder0 -type f -exec cp {} targetfolder \;

With GNU coreutils you can do it more efficiently:

find folder0 -type f -exec cp -t targetfolder {} +

The former version runs cp for each file copied, while the latter runs cp only once.

Use find:

find folder0 -type f -exec cp {} targetfolder \;

With GNU coreutils you can do it more efficiently:

find folder0 -type f -exec cp -t targetfolder {} +

Use find:

find folder0 -type f -exec cp {} targetfolder \;

With GNU coreutils you can do it more efficiently:

find folder0 -type f -exec cp -t targetfolder {} +

The former version runs cp for each file copied, while the latter runs cp only once.

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answered Mar 15, 2017 at 18:13

Use find:

find folder0 -type f -exec cp {} targetfolder \;

With GNU coreutils you can do it more efficiently:

find folder0 -type f -exec cp -t targetfolder {} +