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 In Linux, use the command:
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 cp -av /from_dir/. /to_dir
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 In Windows, use the command:
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 robocopy F:\from_dir T:\to_dir /e /copyall
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 Update the SnapRAID configuration to point to the new mount point, then run a "diff" command to ensure everything is correct:
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 This allows it to warn if another user tries to open the file simultaneously.
 Excel restores the original timestamp, but SnapRAID detects the modification, reporting a data error:
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 Data change at file '/xxx/xxx.xls' at position '0'
 WARNING! Unexpected data modification of a file without parity!
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 To work around this, see
 <a href="https://superuser.com/questions/664549/how-to-prevent-excel-from-modifying-the-file-on-exit">