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NAME
cp - copy a file
SYNOPSIS
cp source destination
DESCRIPTION
Copies a file. The destination has to be somewhere you may write, which for a
guest means /tmp — so this is how you get a copy of a note you can then
change, the same move you would make with anything on a read-only filesystem.
Owning the place is the other way: man su.
A directory needs -r, which is not here, since nothing in the shell can make
one.
EXAMPLES
cp about.md /tmp/mine.md
cp /tmp/mine.md /tmp/mine.bak