My question :
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I have not tape driver on A. I wanted to backup system A. I mounted
directories on system B which has a tape driver. I noticed that system
couldn`t backup all subdirectories. It could backup files which have
permision 755 but it couldnt backup files which have permission 700.
So I couldn`t restore all subdirectories because of permission.
I wanted to copy that directories with cp -Rip but again the same problem
occured. Because I was root on B, I couldn`t access mounted A files with
B`s root, A`s files could be accessed by A`s root.
How can I migrate A files (700 permissions) to B system.
I tried another method like this after mounted on B.
# vdump -0f - -D | vrestore -xf - -D /newplace
I couldn`t see any files under /newplace
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Answer :
You need to ensure that the directories are exported from A such
that root is not mapped to nobody.
Example line from /etc/exports on A:
/export -root=0 -access=B
A is Linux system then I wrote
/mnt bornova.ege.edu.tr(rw,no_root_squash)
Thanks for all :
Cliff Krieger
Robert L. McMillin
Baranyai Pal
Mandell Degerness
Kai Grunau
Received on Mon Feb 24 1997 - 11:36:04 NZDT