Hi All,
How can i change the file permissions after untarring the file
tar -Pcvf - $filename |ssh -p222 username@<Some JUMPBOX> "ssh user@<xyz machine> 'tar -Pxvf -'"
Shall i give as
tar -Pcvf - $filename |ssh -p222 username@<Some JUMPBOX> "ssh user@<xyz machine> 'tar -Pxvf - chmod 666 -\'"
But this does not send the file to destination. Pls help
Please open new topics for new questions.
Do not revive months old threads with new issues.
As for your question, issue a recursive chown after untar-ing on the destination on the newly created structure.
Regards
Peasant.
I am trying the following but that doesn't work.
The requirement is to change the file permissions at destination after un-tarring the file since I am using jumpbox to place the tar file from source to destination, it is not accessible directly through ssh.
The only option i could see is after untar the file, just change the permissions there.
I tired
tar -Pcvf - $filename |ssh -p222 USER@$JUMPBOX "ssh USER@$DESThost \" tar -Pxvf -\"" >> $LOG.$NEW_FETCH.log
to
tar -Pcvf - $filename |ssh -p222 USER@$JUMPBOX "ssh USER@$DESThost \" tar -Pxvf - chmod 666 -\"" >> $LOG.$NEW_FETCH.log
The command shows no error but i do not see the file at destination at all
Output with chmod command
a /tmp/a 1K
tar: blocksize = 4
Can anyone please help?
That takes the tar stream from stdin, and filters for filenames chmod and 666 and -
and likely won't find anything to extract.