Sam Tuga asks:
How can I copy a file from Host to Root in Solaris 10?
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Kyem Ghosh
June 7, 2012I guess this is the only way to copy files in solaris
scp -rp root@:
scp -rp * root@:
June 7, 2012Sri Vamsy Gurram
June 7, 2012Copying to root need root access, assuming you have root access. First think you need to make sure is the file you are copying and the folder to which you are getting it has appropriate permissions. use 775 permissions for both the file and folder.
now, suppose u are copying a file from serverA to serverB then on serverB…try this.
scp -p <userid on serverA:/filename /
Kyem Ghosh
June 7, 2012i don’t know why my answer is showing incomplete here…
scp -rp * root@host link:destination path