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copy command failure
A cp command failure occured on our production system. A shell script copies a source file to a temporary directory -
cp <source file on mount point 1> <dest path on mount point 2> The same script ran successfully for another file, about 3mins after the failure. The script did not have a return value check for cp command so I donot know the return value. Has anyone faced a similar situation? What can be the typical causes for failure of the cp command? Thanks, Mynix |
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