On Mac OS X GNU tar is called 'gnutar' (/usr/bin/gnutar) and is not the
same as 'tar' (/usr/bin/tar), unless you've installed gnutar using fink
(/sw/bin/tar).
You shouldn't have any problems with gnutar.
Stuart.
On Friday, April 19, 2002, at 01:20 PM, Berin Loritsch wrote:
> Brian P Michael wrote:
>> Berin Loritsch,
>> I am not really familiar with how to work on Apache Source, but I am
>> having trouble compiling Cocoon 2.0.2.2 on MAC OS X.
>> Specifically, the filename/ClassName of certain Java Classes are too
>> long and gnu tar is hacking off the filename at 31 characters.
>> Your name and email address was inside one of the source java class
>> files, AbstractComplementaryConfigurableAction.java. The filename
>> gets shortened to
>> AbstractComplementaryConfigurab (there is no ending to the filename
>> and thus doesn't get compiled in).
>> The Tar file does show the correct filename using Gnu's tar (tar tvf ).
>> Any clues. Where would I go to help fix this.
>
> This is unfortunate. Which version of gnu tar do you have?
>
> I have forwarded your concern to the Cocoon developer's list. Cocoon
> has two lists: a developer's list and a user's list. I would highly
> recommend subscribing to at least the user's list.
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