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From: Michael Hallgren <hallgren@easynet.fr>
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Subject: Problem using rdist. Please gimme advice.
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I'm about to move files from machine1 to machine2.
The files on machine1 are /usr/home/www/. I want to
put them in /home/ on machine2.
I've found an optional parameter opt_dest_name to
the install command, but any way I try to apply it my 
rdist returns syntax error.
Someone's got a clue or a lead ? It doesn't seem to
matter if I define TO = (/tmp), and then install -h ${TO} ;
or if I symply do install -h /tmp ; What's goin' wrong


Cheers

	Michael