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Anyone out there with any help is greatly appreciated!

1) I've just reloaded the OS on file server #2 (www02.system.com).  I've
tried to rcp a file from server #1 (www01.system.com) to server #2, and
I get a "Permission denied" error.  I've changed the .rhosts file to
reflect www01.system.com, but to no avail.  I've checked file
permissions, and they should read "root -wheel" (which they do).  I
loaded sudo when I re-loaded the OS, but haven't configured it yet. 
What could possibly be the problem?

2) I'm trying to re-load some files from the tape backup.  When I went
to check the contents of a tape that I know has the files that I need, I
got the following error: "Hmm: this doesn't look like a tar archive". 
Any help on this one would be greatly appreciated.

Ed