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From: "Jim Bentley" <jimbo@intcomm.net>
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Subject: DUMP and RMT
Date: Mon, 23 Dec 1996 14:27:09 -0600
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I'm using two machines running ver 2.1.5.

I'm trying to backup a file system /usr/local located on system 1 onto a
tape drive in system 2.  

dump 0usfd 1440 system2:/dev/st0ctl.0 300000 /usr/local

I get

Permission denied.
TCP_MAXSEG set sockopt:
	Badfiledescriptor

Any ideas?

Jim