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From: Brian Dessent <brian@dessent.net>
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Subject: Re: bash and variable holding directories with spaces
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"H.S." wrote:

> BTW, how to use mount to deal with spaces?

mkdir /d+s; mount "c:/Documents and Settings/" /d+s
mkdir /pgf; mount "c:/Program Files/" /pgf
rsync -avz host:'/d+s/foo /pgf/bar' /dest

Brian

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