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08-28-2001
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Tar Problem
I need to do a bakcup for some files, in the same tape but in diferente time....
at 9am i need the file /public/test1.txt then... tar -cvf /dev/st0 /public/test1.txt at 12pm i need the file /public/test2.txt the.... tar ¿? /public/test2.txt in this point i have problem beacuse when i put tar -tvf /dev/st0 i need the next output... /test1.txt /test2.txt i dont know how can i do that ? i really apreciate if somebody can help me... Regards |
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08-28-2001
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My problem is the same....
!$ tar -cvf /dev/st0 test1.txt test1.txt !$ tar -rvf /dev/st0 test2.txt test2.txt !$ tar -tvf /dev/st0 only display test1.txt And I need that display... !$ tar -tvf /dev/st0 test1.txt test2.txt |
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