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Cannot utime: Operation not permitted
Hi - I have a script (.ksh) which has been transferred from one Linux box to another. Basically it untars a file a deploys the code to the relevent directories. It is failing with ' Cannot utime: Operation not permitted'
When I run the command by hand it *is* doing the untar to the directories but for each directory I get the message as above. The files are extracted but they are all set to r only Any one have any ideas Any advice or guidance would be most appreciated Alastair |
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It'll be the tarball or your local version of tar. The tarball is trying to set a file attibute that you dont have permission to set. Try checking out your tar manpage to find a flag to work silently.
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