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Date: Mon, 17 Dec 2001 22:12:08 +0800 (CST)
From: =?big5?q?Yee=20Lau?= <lau_bella AT yahoo DOT com>
Subject: rcp & ftp problem
To: cygwin AT cygwin DOT com
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Hi,
 
I have two problems about rcp and ftp. I have two W2k
servers which are in domain:
 
Server one:
- have c,d,e drives
- cygdrive is installed in d:\cygwin
- home directory is in e:\home\userA
- have system mount "/cygdrive/e"
- in /etc/passwd, home directory of userA :
/cygdrive/e/home/userA
 
Server two:
- have c,d,f drives
- cygdrive is installed in d:\cygwin
- home directory is in f:\net\userA
- have system mouont "/cygdrive/f"
- in /etc/passwd. home directory of userA :
/cygdrive/f/net/userA
 
1. When domain userA ftp to server one, it did not
start at home  directory /cygdrive/e/home/userA. How
can userA start at its home directory when ftp to
Cygwin ?
 
2. When userA login to server one and rcp to server
two:
    $rcp -p filename ServerTwo:/cygdrive/f/net/userA
    rcp: No remote directory.
 
   $mount "/cygdrive/f/net" "/net"
   $rcp -p filename ServerTwo:/net/userA
   rcp: No remote directory.
 
   How can I rcp from server one to/from server two ?
(cygwin is not installed in e: and f:)
  
Thanks
Best Regards,
Bel



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