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I do find it more readable when the possible formatting for commands is activated ;)

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edit approved Oct 12, 2013 at 13:26

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The difference in behavior between -L-L and -H-H comes when -r-r is specified as well. cp cp won't create symlinks in subdirectories with -L -r-L -r but it will if you use -H -r-H -r.

The difference in behavior between -L and -H comes when -r is specified as well. cp won't create symlinks in subdirectories with -L -r but it will if you use -H -r.

The difference in behavior between -L and -H comes when -r is specified as well. cp won't create symlinks in subdirectories with -L -r but it will if you use -H -r.

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answered Oct 12, 2013 at 3:17

Kyle Jones

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The difference in behavior between -L and -H comes when -r is specified as well. cp won't create symlinks in subdirectories with -L -r but it will if you use -H -r.