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I am making some shell commands using tar command under AIX. Could somebody tell me the meaning of those return code of tar command? like 1, 2, 3...
I have been searching all the time and got only this: 0 success >0 error Does somebody know the meaning of those number greater than 0 in detail? Your information will be great help, thank you!
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dupeng, it doesn't get any more specific for the tar command than a zero return code for success and a non-zero return code for failure.
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each command is different w/ return codes. you would have to read the man page and usually at the bottom of it they explane what there return codes are if they are more then a 0 or 1.
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Ok, I see. Thank you very much.
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