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I have a NAS mount, and I can copy file to this,
but I can't copy files similar to this

cp /home2/user/WRF/WRFV3/run/*_2 . -v
`/home2/user/WRF/WRFV3/run/wrfout_d04_2007-11-21_00:00:00_2' -> `./wrfout_d04_2007-11-21_00:00:00_2'
cp: cannot create regular file `./wrfout_d04_2007-11-21_00:00:00_2': Not a directory

I get this error.

EDIT

when I try make a file with : in the name, I get a error

$ date >> file\:file
-bash: file:file: Not a directory

but this command work in my home

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JuanPablo
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If your NAS server is running samba/smb/cifs then it may object to colons (:) in file names (subject to mapchars being set).

ramruma
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You receive the error when you try to copy a symbolic link.

Do you want copy also the symbolic link?

If the answer is yes use the flag "-d"

-d, --no-dereference Copy symbolic links as symbolic links rather than copying the files that they point to, and preserve hard link relationships between source files in the copies.

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