John Hein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha escrit: > The `--null' option is just like the one in GNU `xargs' and `cpio', > and is useful with the `-print0' predicate of GNU `find'. In `tar', > `--null' also causes `--directory=DIRECTORY' (`-C DIRECTORY') options > to be treated as file names to archive, in case there are any files out > there called `-C'. > ============== In fact, entries read from a file supplied with the -T option are treated exactly as if they were typed at the command line, i.e. it there happen to be any options in it, they are obeyed. This is suppressed if --null option is given. That's what this paragraph was meant to explain.
Regards, Sergey
