On Thursday 03 February 2011 06:44:26 Martin (KDE) wrote: > Hm, this occur if you try to run a copy to a nfs share as root. Usually > the user root is mapped to nobody:nobody. root has only limmited access > to the nfs server. Do you use nfs for the test or did you used this in > the past? > Yes, this is a nfs share. I expect I could set it up to directly address the IP of the box, if you think that may be the answer? I frequently ssh into the box, but I've not done anything like this through a script before, so if I need to know anything particular about syntax, please enlighten me :-) > otherwise It is possible that the destination filesystem does not > support user management (FAT). > N/A > May be, it is a good idea to try the rsync on a clean destination folder? I'll see what I can do later today, but the whole point is to get the backup onto that particular box. I know I can do similar backups within the local environment. The server box does just that, backing up to a separate disk. Anne -- New to KDE Software? - get help from http://userbase.kde.org
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