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> +    -p  Preserve.  The cp utility duplicates not only the
> +        contents of source_file, but also preserves the owner and
> +        group id, file mode, modification and access time, ACLs,
> +        extended attributes and extended system attributes.  The
> +        command can fail if ACLs are copied to a file system
> +        without appropriate support.  The command does not fail
> +        if unable to preserve extended attributes, extended
> +        system attributes, modification and access time, or the
> +        file mode.  If unable to preserve owner and group id, cp
> +        does not fail, but it clears the S_ISUID and S_ISGID bits
> +        in the target.  The cp utility writes a diagnostic
> +        message to stderr and returns a non-zero exit status if
> +        it is unable to clear these bits.
> +
> +        In order to preserve the owner and group id, the file
> +        mode, and modification and access times, the caller must
> +        own the destination file or have appropriate privileges.
> +
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<      traversal of a file hierarchy are preserved.
---
> !        traversal of a file hierarchy are preserved.
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< !    -@  Preserves ACLs and extended attributes.  The cp utility
< !        attempts to copy ACLs and all
<          of  the source file's extended attributes along with the
<          file data to the destination file.
---
>      -@  Preserves extended attributes. cp attempts to copy all
>            of  the  source  file's extended attributes along with
>            the file data to the destination file.
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< +    -/  Preserves ACLs and extended system attributes.  The cp
< +        utility attempts to copy ACLs and extended system
< +        attributes from each source file along with the file
< +        data to the destination file.  If cp is unable to copy
< +        an ACL or extended system attributes, then a diagnostic
< +        message is written to stderr and (after processing any
< +        remaining operands) exits with a non-zero exit status.
---
> +    -/  Preserves extended attributes and extended system
> +        attributes.  Along with the file's data, the cp utility
> +        attempts to copy extended attributes and extended system
> +        attributes from each source file, and extended system
> +        attributes associated with extended attributes to the
> +        destination file.  If cp is unable to copy extended
> +        attributes or extended system attributes, then a
> +        diagnostic message is written to stderr and (after
> +        processing any remaining operands) exits with a non-zero
> +        exit status.
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<      The following option is supported for /usr/bin/cp only:
---
> !    If the -p option is specified with either the -@ option or the -/
> !    option, /usr/bin/cp behaves as follows:
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<      -p  Preserve.  cp  duplicates  not  only  the  contents   of
<          source_file,  but also preserves the owner and group id,
<          permission modes, modification and  access  time,  ACLs,
< !        extended attributes and extended system attributes.
< +	 The command can
<          fail if  ACLs  are  copied  to  a  file  system  without
<          appropriate support. The command does not fail if unable
< !        to preserve extended attributes, extended system attributes,
< +	 modification and access
<          time,  or  permission modes. If unable to preserve owner
<          and group id, cp does not fail, and it clearsS_ISUID and
<          S_ISGID  bits in the target. cp prints a diagnostic mes-
<          sage to stderr and return  a  non-zero  exit  status  if
<          unable to clear these bits.
---
> +        When both -p and -@ are specified in any order, the copy
> +        will fail if extended attributes cannot be copied.
> +
> +        When both -p and -/ are specified in any order, the copy
> +        will fail if extended system attributes cannot be copied.
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<          In order to preserve the owner and group id,  permission
<          modes,  and  modification  and  access times, users must
<          have  the  appropriate  file  access  permissions.  This
<          includes  being  superuser  or  the same owner id as the
<          destination file.
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< !        When both -p and -@ options are specified, or -p and -/
< +	 options are specified, the -p option  determines the
< !        behavior. However, the command does not fail if unable
< !        to preserve either extended attributes or extended 
< +	 system attributes.
< 
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<      The following option is supported for /usr/xpg4/bin/cp only:
---
> !    If the -p option is specified with either the -@ option or the -/
> !    option, /usr/xpg4/bin/cp behaves as follows:
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<      -p  Preserve.  cp  duplicates  not  only  the  contents   of
<          source_file,  but also preserves the owner and group id,
<          permission modes, modification and  access  time,  ACLs,
< !        extended attributes and extended system attributes.
< +	 The command can
<          fail if  ACLs  are  copied  to  a  file  system  without
<          appropriate support. The command does not fail if unable
< !        to preserve extended attributes and extended system atributes.
< +	 If unable to  duplicate
<          the  modification  and  access  time  or  the permission
<          modes, cp prints a  diagnostic  message  to  stderr  and
<          return  a  non-zero  exit  status. If unable to preserve
<          owner  and  group  id,  cp  does  not   fail,   and   it
<          clearsS_ISUID  and S_ISGID bits in the target. cp prints
<          a diagnostic message to stderr  and  return  a  non-zero
<          exit status if unable to clear these bits.
---
> +        When both -p and -@ are specified, the last option
> +        specified determines whether the copy will fail if
> +        extended attributes cannot be preserved.
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<          In order to preserve the owner and group id,  permission
<          modes,  and  modification  and  access times, users must
<          have  the  appropriate  file  access  permissions.  This
<          includes  being  superuser  or  the same owner id as the
<          destination file.
---
> +        When both -p and -/ are specified, the last option
> +        specified determines whether the copy will fail if
> +        extended system attributes cannot be preserved.
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< !        When both -p and -@ options are specified, or -p and -/
< +	 options are specified, the -p option  determines the
< !        behavior. However, the command does not fail if unable
< !        to preserve either extended attributes or extended 
< +	 system attributes.
< 
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< 2^31 bytes).
---
> !    2^31 bytes).
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< +    Example 5 Failed to copy  extended system attributes 
---
> +    Example 5 Failed to copy extended system attributes 
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< +      $ls -/c sfile                <
---
> +      $ls -/c sfile
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< +      $ls -/c ssfile              <
---
> +      $ls -/c ssfile
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>