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I've never specified -p, so I think it must be default, because I |
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always have permissions preserved when I use tar. Perhaps this is a |
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GNU tar default setting? |
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On 1/6/06, Harald Arnesen <harald@×××××××.org> wrote: |
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> Trenton Adams <trenton.d.adams@×××××.com> writes: |
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> > I just boot with a gentoo CD, tar up my entire system, and untar it on |
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> > the new system. If your new system boots with the gentoo CD as well, |
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> > then you can pipe this over ssh. Something like the following... |
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> > cd /mnt/gentoo |
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> > tar -cz ./ | ssh root@other-gentoo-system 'cd /mnt/gentoo; tar -xz' |
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> Won't you need "tar xpz" to preserve file ownership and permissions? |
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> Hilsen Harald. |
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