Use :

DSCOPY file.group.account TO file.group.account2,hostname#
[user/password.account]

is probably slower but is equally powerful (wild cards etc). Does of course
need network services.

Costas Anastassiades
INTRACOM SA
Athens, Greece

-----Original Message-----
From: HP-3000 Systems Discussion [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of
Dennis Heidner
Sent: Monday, March 06, 2000 9:55 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: How to copy file across accounts


SM (or a privileged program) is required to copy files across account
boundaries.

Andrew Cartledge wrote:
>
> After removing SM from account,user capability I found I got
>
> USER LACKS CREATE DIRECTORY ENTRIES (CD) ACCESS TO PARENT DIRECTORY
>
> when attempting to copy file.group.account to file.group.account2
>
> I've checked out the access rights via LISTUSER etc for 'to
account2,group'
> and all set to ANY. I've not really had to worry about this before but
> as ever I do now.
>
> I've looked into ACD's and I think I understand the ability to give CD
> capability via REPPAIR to a HFS directory as I got a copy to work. But as
> the help notes say I cannot change a root directory.
>
> Its been a long day - is it simply just because without SM I cannot copy
> accoss accounts or is there another obvious reason and I cannot see it.