That is a question I do not know the answer to
A unix and linux forum had the answer (unix.stackexchange.com/questions/4...
cp -r --preserve=timestamps SOURCE DESTINATION
No need to tar compress then tar extract with preserve time stamp switch.
I tested the above 'cp -r --preserve=timestamps SOURCE DESTINATION' command and it works like a dream.
You also can use rsync
rsync
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That is a question I do not know the answer to
A unix and linux forum had the answer (unix.stackexchange.com/questions/4...
cp -r --preserve=timestamps SOURCE DESTINATION
No need to tar compress then tar extract with preserve time stamp switch.
I tested the above 'cp -r --preserve=timestamps SOURCE DESTINATION' command and it works like a dream.
You also can use
rsync