AW: RE: Sharing SCSI tape drives
- From: joe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 24 Apr 2006 16:01:59 +0200
Hi Larry,
tar doesn't support the "direct" access of remote tape (or device)... since there's no daemon, who takes care of the connection. A combination of rcp/rsh or scp/ssh could help. Alternatively you could mount the device via NFS (but I have no i experiences about that).
cu,
Joe
Larry,
I guess the user who's trying to take the backup on remote server
'server1' shud have enough previliges to acccess.
His entry shud be in /etc/hosts.equiv
Do correct me if I'm wrong..
-Ramachandra.
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Subject: RE: Sharing SCSI tape drives
I tried tar -cvf server1:/dev/st0 /directory, but it failed. Do I need
to somehow share the drive on the server, like NFS or something, or
should it just be able to access it?
Larry
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