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Eric Pepke #1
Re: shell script copies folders, but not files
[email]meanstoanend00@yahoo.com[/email] (jamie) wrote in message news:<b83b8ff8.0308291009.2b8f762f@posting.google. com>...
That seems very strange. I just tried it, and it worked fine.> #!/bin/sh
> ditto -V -rsrcFork /Users/becky/Documents /Volumes/BECKYBACKUP
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> Unfortunately, only the folder structure is being copied to the
> server. The files inside the folders are not being copied over.
I'd look for a permission problem, if I were you.
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Simon Slavin #2 Re: shell script copies folders, but not files
In article <b83b8ff8.0308291009.2b8f762f@posting.google.com >,
[email]meanstoanend00@yahoo.com[/email] (jamie) wrote:
Assuming that both disks don't have formatting problems,>#!/bin/sh
>ditto -V -rsrcFork /Users/becky/Documents /Volumes/BECKYBACKUP
>
>Unfortunately, only the folder structure is being copied to the
>server. The files inside the folders are not being copied over.
the person executing the script either
a) Doesn't have permission to read the source documents or
b) Doesn't have permission to write to the destination
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