rcp behavior
David Collier-Brown
davecb at yunexus.YorkU.CA
Sat Nov 10 01:20:00 AEST 1990
barmar at think.com (Barry Margolin) writes:
>"rcp srcfile host:destfile" is effectively equivalent to
> rsh host "cat >destfile" <srcfile
>If the local system has all of the source file in its NFS cache, and the
>cache doesn't time out too soon, this should work.
Interesting... I hadn't thought about the effects of caching when I said
for i in *; do
rcp foo my_Sun3_280:/tmp/foo &
done
I was disappointed and a bit puzzled when multiple copies of a
non-zero-size foo produced a zero-size /tmp/foo.
--dave
ps: I was also bemused when my perfmeter window turned solid black - I
should have suspected an r-command would be expensive (:-)).
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