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tar xpBvf -<br />
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unfortunatelly tar options highly depend on the UNIX flavior,<br />
you'va to tell us you UNIX.<br />

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tar xpBvf -

unfortunatelly tar options highly depend on the UNIX flavior,
you'va to tell us you UNIX.


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Try adding the &quot;p&quot; option to tar. &nbsp;This will preserve the permissions and ownerships.<br />
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Try adding the "p" option to tar.  This will preserve the permissions and ownerships.




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I use the following line in order to copy one directory <br />
&nbsp;to another directory on another machine.<br />
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tar cf - .|rsh &lt;ip address&gt; <br />
&nbsp;'(cd &lt;destination dir&gt;;tar xBvf -)'<br />
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the problem is that all fileswere created with &nbsp;root as owner.<br />
What can I change in this command in order to transmit the dir with all owners permissions and groups
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I use the following line in order to copy one directory 
 to another directory on another machine.

tar cf - .|rsh <ip address> 
 '(cd <destination dir>;tar xBvf -)'

the problem is that all fileswere created with  root as owner.
What can I change in this command in order to transmit the dir with all owners permissions and groups

What should I change in remote shell command line in order to save the users groups and permission

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