I still don't see why upstream refuses to update a compressed archive, but
at least it didn't abort.
Gnu tar will not allow the use of '-r or -u' when a tar file is given on
stdin.
I assume that compressed archives work using tar as a filter, instead of
using potentially huge temporary
I'm trying to append several new files to an existing zipped .tar.gz and
maintain the zipped format. I find that
tar -vrzf exist.tar.gz *.new
leads to an
Aborted (core dumped)
message. More than likely my syntax is faulty, but maybe not. (Creating a
.tar.gz from scratch using tar
On Dec 21 08:28, fergus wrote:
I'm trying to append several new files to an existing zipped .tar.gz and
maintain the zipped format. I find that
tar -vrzf exist.tar.gz *.new
leads to an
Aborted (core dumped)
message. More than likely my syntax is faulty, but maybe not. (Creating
Corinna Vinschen wrote:
On Dec 21 08:28, fergus wrote:
I'm trying to append several new files to an existing zipped .tar.gz and
maintain the zipped format. I find that
tar -vrzf exist.tar.gz *.new
leads to an
Aborted (core dumped)
message. More than likely my syntax is faulty, but maybe
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
According to fergus on 12/21/2005 1:28 AM:
I'm trying to append several new files to an existing zipped .tar.gz and
maintain the zipped format. I find that
tar -vrzf exist.tar.gz *.new
leads to an
Aborted (core dumped)
message.
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