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Home -> Community -> Mailing Lists -> Oracle-L -> Re: ftp: Inode is remote "error"
Lisa, What phase of the moon are you in or have you struck a sinkhole,
that you come up with such weird problems?
Are you in the correct directory on the remote site? Write privs?
full? I don't remember if there is a max number of inodes you can have
but it sounds like something on the remote is the problem.
Ron
>>> Lisa.Koivu_at_Cendant-TRG.com 02/19/2004 2:11:04 PM >>> Hi everyone,=20
When I start an ftp session to binary send files off to another
server,
I get the following message:
send O1_MF_WHSE_INDX_ZZM66GKK_.DBF
> O1_MF_WHSE_INDX_ZZM66GKK_.DBF:Inode is remote
Here's all I found on the net
Inode is remote.
Input for the current operation could not be obtained from a remote source. Contact the supplier of the current application to obtain and report the problem.=20
What?? Has anyone seen this before? I am in the correct directory. The file is there. =20
Lisa Koivu
Orlando, FL, USA
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