On Tue, Apr 20, 2004 at 10:20:03AM -0500, Kent West wrote:Yes, except those machines are specifically for backup and don't have shell access (or at least, I don't have shell access to them).
Now I'm trying to move those files to a similar server named PEZ10 using my Debian box as the middle man.
This is terribly bandwidth inefficient. You should copy directly, it'll be twice as fast. :-)
I'm afraid I didn't notice.From the Debian box, I've tried the command:
cp -av /[mountpoint for pez13] /[mountpoint for pez10]
and a bunch of files get copied
Did it freeze at the same file? (-v should print files as they get copied)
I tried originally to use a Mac OS/X box to copy the files, but it stopped partway through complaining about some file (.appleinfo ?) that already existed, although I could not find such a file, so I just figured I'd try the Linux box. Was I ever surprised to find that Linux could lock hard like this on a simple file copy. So I went back to the OS/X box, and am now copying the files from a Terminal window's command line; seems to be working so far.
-- Kent
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