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08-08-2010 10:51 AM
08-08-2010 10:51 AM
hi
I try to clone a linux server using g4u from:
http://www.feyrer.de/g4u/
I cannot find howto change the default directory on the remote ftp server.
I've tried:
uploaddisk admin@192.168.0.5/Public
but it doesn't work.
I try to clone a linux server using g4u from:
http://www.feyrer.de/g4u/
I cannot find howto change the default directory on the remote ftp server.
I've tried:
uploaddisk admin@192.168.0.5/Public
but it doesn't work.
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08-09-2010 04:55 AM
08-09-2010 04:55 AM
Solution
I haven't tried g4u, but according to the website, I understood the syntax is:
uploaddisk <[account@]your.ftp.server.com> [disk_device]
It would seem that your uploaddisk command has two problems:
1.) The destination filename is missing, so the command won't know which file to write. The documentation does not say anything about a default filename, so there probably isn't one.
2.) The first parameter is supposed to include the server name/address and optionally the account username: since "uploaddisk" is a script, it probably isn't parsed like an URL.
Try a command line like this instead:
uploaddisk admin@192.168.0.5 Public/linuximage.gz
MK
uploaddisk <[account@]your.ftp.server.com>
It would seem that your uploaddisk command has two problems:
1.) The destination filename is missing, so the command won't know which file to write. The documentation does not say anything about a default filename, so there probably isn't one.
2.) The first parameter is supposed to include the server name/address and optionally the account username: since "uploaddisk" is a script, it probably isn't parsed like an URL.
Try a command line like this instead:
uploaddisk admin@192.168.0.5 Public/linuximage.gz
MK
MK
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