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Operating Systems BSD trouble executing and running on BSD from DG Post 92421 by Just Ice on Saturday 10th of December 2005 08:02:51 PM
Old 12-10-2005
the only thing i suggested you add to the out transfer process was to tar and compress the files/directories first prior to using FTP to transfer them over ...

and check file/dir ownership and permissions ...
 

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