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I downloaded the full folder of mini-howtos from the Linux Documentation project. One subfolder has all of the mini howtos in html format, but they are *.html.tar.gz. I can extract them individuall...
Zones: LinuxDate Answered: 01/26/2000 Views: 0
If I have tar a file to a tap by this commond tar -cvf /dev/rst28 /myhd/mydir/myfile.test  and now I wan to extract this file from this tap to diffrent place like /myhd2/mydir/ directory ??
Zones: Unix NetworkingDate Answered: 08/31/2000 Views: 0
I have a TAR file that contains an unneeded coredump file and wish to extract all other files in the archive. How can I skip this file? It is listed in the archive as './sch/core'. I cannot get the...
Zones: UnixDate Answered: 10/18/2000 Views: 13
I want to duplicate the directory structure for testing environment, no data is needed. Details as follow: /home/A/log/*yyyymmdd* /home/A/backup/yyyymmdd/* /home/B/log/*yyyymmdd* /home/B/back...
Zones: UnixDate Answered: 03/28/2003 Views: 0
When I try to untar (tar -xof Db-Documentum-1.53.tar) a file, I get the error "Tar: error! blocksize changed" It looks like it created <SOME>, but not all, of the required files directories and ...
Zones: Unix, HP-UX UnixDate Answered: 05/07/2004 Views: 5
I need a command line based tar util to untar some tar files.  The ones I have been using don't handle long file names. Running them under Windows 98 I end up with 8.3 file names, the long names...
Zones: MS DOSDate Answered: 07/19/2003 Views: 0
I have been using linux for approx 3 years off and on. More off then on though. Here in the last month i have been concentrating on linux. I recently installed a IDE tape backup and created a link ...
Zones: LinuxDate Answered: 02/17/2004 Views: 0
Hi im trying to copy 26 GB of data to tape after placing the tape in drive 1 of the  hp surestore tape library im using the tar command tar -cvf /dev/rmt/0mn /envista/shdata after the trasfer is ...
Zones: UnixDate Answered: 03/15/2004 Views: 0
I have a script, and I need to exclude a lot of subdirectories, so I want to use the --exclude-from flag when I tar up my archive.  Problem is, the exclude-from isn't excluding what I need.  My scr...
Zones: Linux DevDate Answered: 07/12/2004 Views: 0
This is more of a shell scripting question, but I thought I should put it here because of the OS. Let say I had a directory called “/wildweb” In it, I had like 6 subdirectories, which also have...
Zones: SolarisDate Answered: 09/26/2004 Views: 0