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Sorry, was my mistake, i have overseen it. But please use quotation marks for |
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${FILENAME} if in |
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some time a blank or something like this happens in it. |
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But this solution won't be good at all, only a small hack for the ppl who |
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scream for this feature. |
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cu |
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Am Donnerstag, 11. November 2004 16:18 schrieb Peter Simons: |
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> Locke writes: |
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> > why do you extract all files in the tar archive? |
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> |
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> Oh shit! I forgot to explain something! Look closely at the |
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> line you neglected to quote: |
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> |
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> /bin/tar --exclude=CVS -cjf ${FILENAME} portage |
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> |
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> First of, the lack of any '+' or '-' in front of it means |
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> that I actually didn't modify it in any way but that it was |
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> in the script to begin with. So it is not quite exactly my |
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> "code". |
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> Secondly, if you look real hard, you'll find the use of the |
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> flag '-c' on that command. This is an abbreviation for |
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> "create", which means that the command creates a tar |
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> archive. So it's not really extracting anything from the |
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> archive. If you want to know more about this, check out |
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> this: |
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> |
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> man tar |
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> > And please stop your sarcastic expressions. |
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> Just did. |
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> Peter |
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> |
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