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hi
if u r working in network then it is simple to copy directories & file from on unix m/c to another unix machine by using ftp or telnet. you can make ftp connection from one unix machine to another. after that use commands like mget<mget> or mput<file name> Or simply use TAPE DRIVE for copy that files or directories regards prakash |
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My goodness, I feel old, bakunin. That's how I would have done it without even missing a beat.
Cnfsed could also export the file system read-only via NFS from the source machine and mount it on the target machine. Then use either a recursive copy or tar. Time for my Centrum Silver. |
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