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xrdcp warns you if you overwrite existing files. /dev/null is not a directory, it is a file that happens to represent a character device that will accept an infinite amount of data, the same as /dev/sda1 is a file representing a block device - the first partition of your SCSI disk. I don't see why /dev/null should be treated any different than other files.
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