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Hi Robert,
Well, actually, no. The disk on the remote server is a local disk. The SA was completely baffled. It works for smaller files and intermittently for large files. Oh well..
Thanks for your response
Lisa
-----Original Message-----
From: Robert Eskridge [mailto:bryny_at_dfweahs.net]
Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2004 3:07 PM
To: Koivu, Lisa
Subject: Re: ftp: Inode is remote "error"
Could it be that the directory on the remote system is a remotely mounted to yet a third server and that that ftp is protesting about that...?
K> Hi everyone,=20
K> When I start an ftp session to binary send files off to another
server,
K> I get the following message:
K> send O1_MF_WHSE_INDX_ZZM66GKK_.DBF
>> O1_MF_WHSE_INDX_ZZM66GKK_.DBF:Inode is remote
K> Here's all I found on the net
K> Inode is remote.
K> Input for the current operation could not be obtained from a K> remote source.
K> Contact the supplier of the current application to obtain and K> report the problem.=20
K> What?? Has anyone seen this before? I am in the correct directory. K> The file is there. =20
K> Lisa Koivu
K> Orlando, FL, USA
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