What do people think about adding an equivalent to
gtars --remove-files?
Shouldn't be too tricky. If you think you know
how to implement it, send me the diffs.
Doing this safely is nearly impossible, of
course. In the compressed case, the compression
pipeline buffers a LOT of data ...
What do people think about adding an equivalent to
gtars --remove-files?
Its an option I find myself longing for on a regular
basis and hence end up installing gtar and using that
which kind of defeats the point of having bsd tar.
So what do people think about adding this option?
Steve
On 08/08/06 12:09, Steven Hartland wrote:
What do people think about adding an equivalent to
gtars --remove-files?
Its an option I find myself longing for on a regular
basis and hence end up installing gtar and using that
which kind of defeats the point of having bsd tar.
So what do people
- Original Message -
From: Eric Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Some people on this list might argue that you could do this another way,
something like piping a tar extract to another tar create that excludes
that file.
Sure that can be done but its a PITA and majorly slow
so a none option
On 08/08/06 13:49, Steven Hartland wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Eric Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Some people on this list might argue that you could do this another way,
something like piping a tar extract to another tar create that excludes
that file.
Sure that can be done but
Steven Hartland:
- Original Message - From: Eric Anderson
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Some people on this list might argue that you could do this another
way, something like piping a tar extract to another tar create that
excludes that file.
Sure that can be done but its a PITA and majorly
- Original Message -
From: Roman Kurakin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In case one concerned by the space problem there is now other way to
do it failsafe.
In case it is gziped it need to be extracted first in any case.
Sorry dont follow you there? Are you talking about
issues of deleting the
Steven Hartland wrote:
What do people think about adding an equivalent to
gtars --remove-files?
Shouldn't be too tricky. If you think you know
how to implement it, send me the diffs.
Doing this safely is nearly impossible, of
course. In the compressed case, the compression
pipeline buffers
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