Are you copying the entire qtree, or specific files?
If you are copying the entire qtree, it is likely that ndmpcopy copies
the qtree security style as well, causing the problems you described
. (and others as well )..
On Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 3:14 PM, Jimmy Corncrake <oisintno@gmail.com> wrote:--> Hi Toasters,
>
> I have setup 2 qtrees. QT1 is NTFS and QT2 is UNIX. File Data needs to be
> passed between the 2 QTREES in both directions which I am doing using
> ndmpcopy. However an unexpected consequence of this action is that the UNIX
> user account looses access to the UNIX QTREE after the copy if made from QT1
> to QT2. Does anyone know what could cause this and how I can get around it?
> Both QTREEs are in the same Volume but I would not expect this to be
> relevant.
>
> thanks,
> Jimmy
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