If you just want to save a tar saveset as a file, then replace the 'tar -xf -' part with a simple 'cat >filename.tar' after the 'cd' part.
E.g:
tar -pczf - /home/admin | ssh 10.10.10.6 "(cd /dump; cat >archive.tar)"
On Friday, November 14, 2003, at 08:46 AM, Nitin wrote:
but i do not want to extract it...
You have the ssh command issuing a remote 'cd' command, but there is nothing running at the other end to catch and process the stream of tar data being produced at the source. Try this instead:
tar -pczf - /home/admin | ssh 10.10.10.6 "(cd /dump; tar -xf -)" ^^^^^^^^^^^ add this in
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