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Please help with cpio on HP-UX
Hello all ...
I am an Oracle DBA that got stuck in a HP-UX SA role and need some help figuring out a UNIX problem. According to Oracle documentation, I am to issue the following command ... cpio -idcmv <file_name> However when I do, the server just hangs there and does nothing til I CTRL-C several hours later. This is a new server, that a consultant came in and set up ... but is long gone now. Any help on what to look for or to check on is greatly appreciated. Thanks! |
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hmm, cpio basically does a archive copy to tape. Do you have a tape device attached to the server ?
check the man page of cpio to see what it does, then you may get a fair idea why it is hanging, rather waiting for something
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Take a real close look at that documentation. It must say something like:
cpio -idcmv <file_name Let's say that your file is named george.cpio. You would use: cpio -idcmv < george.cpio That < is not an optional character. It must be present. I like to leave a space on either side of it. It works up tight against the filename too. |
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The < fixed the problem. Thought it was part of the file name variable.
Thanks for all the help!! |
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