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tar on remote tape drive
hello guys,
am trying to save a file file1 to a remote tape drive using tar and i get a permission denied error as shown below: server1%tar cvf - file1 | rsh server2 dd of=/dev/rmt/1m conv=sync a file1 1883905K permission denied since server2 requires login username and password, i see in this that server2 is thus needing a username and pasword as for the rsh? i tried: server1%tar cvf - file1 | rsh server2 -l username dd of=/dev/rmt/1m conv=sync a file1 1883905K permission denied but had the same permission denied result. how may i include the password in my command to be able to get through to server2? rsh manual entry only shows me the rsh username option rsh -l. thanks in advance for the help and tip! Last edited by nom; 03-26-2007 at 03:18 AM.. |
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