copying files from shell to network drive
- From: "thor" <Bryce4@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 24 Jan 2007 13:57:10 -0800
[Previously posted in wrong cat, sorry for spam]
Hi, I am a new unix admin.
My webserver hard drive is filling up quick and I am trying to move
some files to a networked windows server that has a burner to perform
backup.
I am not sure the command to pass in the shell to make this happen. in
windows I would map a path to the computer in question and use the
console to copy. Do I do something similar to for unix system?
I am thinking something like...
$ cp fooboo.tar //winbox1/backup
or
$ cp fooboo.tar X:/backup/
Thanks in advance.
.
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