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problems with tar multivolume
Post 27241 by mysth on Thursday 29th of August 2002 02:29:20 AM
08-29-2002
checked
I checked my permissions and started another try...
with the same result.
I (as root) have permission to the tapechanger, and to the mounted files... but i still get the error
mounted/file : cannot open: permission denied
*sight*
with the same result.
I (as root) have permission to the tapechanger, and to the mounted files... but i still get the error
mounted/file : cannot open: permission denied
*sight*
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