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I have a folder named rules in
/srv/www/htdocs/downloads
and I have another folder with the same name rules in here:
/srv/www/htdocs/didebansnort/core/snort/
I want to copy the folder rules in upper one to the second path
Also I want to know what is the syntax for moving?
the same that you use when you copy/move things in shell. That’s why they called shell scripts:)
Copying (from -> to)
we use cp -r to copy directory (r stands for recursive)
and simple cp for copying of a single file.
Moving (from -> to)
This is for nix/mac/cygwin
P.S.
While in the shell you can simply type in this to get a complete manual: