join <source> <destination>

Appends a file <source> to a file <destination> (default is the current 
directory). If <destination> doesn't exist, it is created. 

If <destination> is a directory, the correct basename is automatically 
added, e.g. 'cp foo.c /players/jrwiz' would append the file foo.c to 
the file /players/jrwiz/foo.c .

<source> may be wildcarded, then the work is done asynchronously.

Of course you must have the right to write into the destination
directory.

Of course you must have the right to write into the destination
directory.

See also: w/ls, w/ed, w/rm, w/mv, w/cp, w/faction, w/wildcards.