NAME
     cp, mv, rm, mkdir, touch - copy, move, remove and create files

SYNOPSIS
     cp source dest
     mv source dest
     rm file ...
     mkdir directory ...
     touch file ...

DESCRIPTION
     Cp copies one file to another.  Mv renames it.  Both take exactly one
     source and one destination; there is no form that copies several files
     into a directory.

     Rm removes files, mkdir makes directories, and touch creates an empty
     file if it does not exist.

     All of these work through the namespace and so are not confined to local
     storage: a file mounted from a crystal is copied with the same command as
     a file in the deck's own filesystem, and nothing in the command depends
     on which is which.

EXAMPLES
     Keep a copy of a message from the board:

          cp /n/bbs/rooms/general/12 /n/local/saved.txt

     Start a new note:

          touch /n/local/notes.txt
          se /n/local/notes.txt

SEE ALSO
     cat(1), ls(1), stat(1), ftp(1)

NOTES
     There is no undo and no wastebasket.  Rm removes the file.

FRST Computer                                                            CP(1)
