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02-25-2004
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file handling across servers
hi all
f1=demo1:/u2/test/test.doc (sco 5.0.5) f2=demo2:/u2/test/test.doc (solaris 5.8) how to use the files across servers? i.e. i want to copy the file from demo1 to demo2 with link (copy -l). replies appreciated. raguram R
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02-25-2004
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as iam not a "root" user i cannot use nfs. even other wise we have to see the mount point and all for nfs.
is there any other alternate. what is YP. yellow page(s)??? raguram R
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02-25-2004
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yp commands are for NIS/NIS+
you dont have an alternative if you want to create a link on your localhost to a file on a remote host. talk with your unix admin i am sure if it is deffinetly needed he can help you out. NFS takes a few seconds to implament.
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