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Old 10-08-2001
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Question Broken pipe with TAR
Hello,

I have a problem with the execution of the command TAR.
When I try to execute a script file that execute the command TAR, I received the error: 2 Tar: close error: broken pipe.

But if I try to execute the same script manually, all is ok.

Does somebody have an idea ?

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It would help to see the script (just change any system addresses
and info like that to all X's or somthing). In any case,
without seeing the script, any reply would be just SWAG.
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