ROPY(1) (research) ROPY(1)
NAME
ropy - remote file copy for arpa internet
SYNOPSIS
/usr/inet/bin/ropy file1 file2
/usr/inet/bin/ropy [ -r ] file ... directory
DESCRIPTION
Ropy copies files between machines over an ARPA internet
connection. Each non-option argument is either a remote
file name of the form `rhost:path', or a local path name.
In the first form ropy copies file1 to file2. In the second
form it copies one or more files into the named directory
with their original file-names.
Option -r causes ropy to copy the contents of any named
directory recursively; the destination must be a directory.
If path is not a full path name, it is interpreted relative
to your login directory on the remote machine.
Ropy requires rsh capability; see dcon(1).
FILES
/usr/inet/lib/*
$HOME/.rhosts
SEE ALSO
push(1), cp(1), dcon(1), netstat(8)
BUGS
Ropy works by remotely executing the command rcp (sic);
hence your .profile on the remote machine must arrange for
the command rcp to invoke /usr/inet/bin/rcp, not
/usr/bin/rcp.