I’m having a problem with the copy command.
cp ../teste/env/test/x.tar ../../../teste2/file
The folders exist and also the file x.tar. When I start the script I’m on a different folder, so that’s why I make a ../ at the begining.
It keeps giving me this error: cp: cannot create regular file ‘../../../teste2/file’: No such file or directory
Worth to note that both teste and teste2 folders are on the same directory.
This is folder teste tree: teste tree
This is folder test2 tree: teste2 tree
Thanks a lot for your help!
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Answer
From your comments I tried to rebuild the file tree you might have. I think the following call might work. You just miscalculated the relative paths.
cp ../teste/env/test/x.tar ../teste2/file
The relative path is always calculated from the current working directory meaning the folder from which you call the command.