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04-23-2002
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help move file
my home directory is mounted on an nfs
across the network. I am able to access my home directory, create files, remove files and write to a file in my home directory but when i tried to move any files from my home directory to another directory on my workstation i get an error "Permission Denied" can you help |
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You might need to use rcp.
There is a recent thread that was talking about this. Do a search for rcp in the last few days. Also, I think the permissions on your parent directory will have something to do with this. Do a man on rcp as well. It might be what you are looking for. Also, if you are a user on the NFS filesystem and you are ROOT on your workstation. It will deny you because your workstation has higher rights than your user ID does. 
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