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ufsdump from Solaris to ubuntu fails with bad file descriptor
Post 302534117 by in2deep on Monday 27th of June 2011 03:58:52 AM
06-27-2011
SOLVED?
May have found a solution to my problem.....
As a test I tried to run "restore" on the ubuntu server, only to be told that it wasn't available!
"click"
I installed the dump package, which brings in "dump" and "restore", and then tried to run a remote dump as originally, and it appeared to work successfully!
So, does "dump" add something to the filesystem to alter the file descriptors? Perhaps the remote ufsdump needs to refer to something on the server that is only provided by having dump installed....?
Who knows, but it seems to work now
As a test I tried to run "restore" on the ubuntu server, only to be told that it wasn't available!
"click"
I installed the dump package, which brings in "dump" and "restore", and then tried to run a remote dump as originally, and it appeared to work successfully!
So, does "dump" add something to the filesystem to alter the file descriptors? Perhaps the remote ufsdump needs to refer to something on the server that is only provided by having dump installed....?
Who knows, but it seems to work now
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