usage: muCopy sourcefile destinationdirectory


Let me say you have a file called "myfile" and want a copy in
"sys:":

muCopy myfile sys:

Don't try to make a copy into your RAM-Drive. The RAM-Drive
does'nt supports muFS .-)

This program let you make copies of MultiUser Files.
FileComments, Protectionbits (GROUP and OTHER) and
the Owner of the Files are copied also.

DANGER:  DON'T USE IT IN A NETWORK ENVIRONMENT !!!
======   IT'S ONLY A TOOL FOR ROOT'S

muCopy does'nt check if the user have the rights to use it.
It also can't handle sub directories.

(I wrote it in 6hrs so don't blame me)

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 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO     CRC       STAMP          NAME
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[generic]                 6991   10972  63.7% -lh5- e79f Jan 28  1997 mucopy
[generic]                  635    1148  55.3% -lh5- aa48 Jan 28  1997 muCopy.readme
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 Total         2 files    7626   12120  62.9%            Jan 29  1997