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Old 04-26-2008
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Dear friends,

I make an script as below: BackupLog.sh

#backup file
file_name1=PartsOrderLog.log
file_name1_bk=PartsOrderLog_bk.log
cp $file_name1 $file_name1_bk
#end


but when I run this script, It's occur error as " cp : can not access PartsOrderLog.log"

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Please help me if possible

Thanks
Hieunk
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1. Give the Complete path to the <Souece File> and <Destination File>
2. Assign the Execute permission to your Script
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I used chmod 777 command for assign the excute permission as you said.
source file, destinatiion file, and the script file are the same dir.
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Do you have read permission to the file "PartsOrderLog.log"?
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that mean the file "partsorderlog.log" was assign read permission or not?
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check that you have the files in your current directory .
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