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Unable to access TAR file
hi friends,
I am using hp unix HP-UX B.11.11 .. Generally i do the compression to maintain the space availability . To compress the files first i used the TAR to collect all the files. it has done fine. when i am using command ls in the folder which has TAR file , it shows the TAR file existing . but, when i am using gzip command against this file it's not working other commands also not working against the TAR. file permission is " -rw-rw-r-- " I am unable to delete this file . please help me out .  Error it shows " No such file or directory " |
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If your tar filename has special characters, you will have a problem.... redirect the output of ls to a file and see what you get. ls > newfile one more thing u need to use Code:
tar -xvf <tar-file> to untar and tar -cvf <tar-name> <file> to tar the file.... Not having execute permission, does not matter. You dont use gzip or gunzip for that, do you? |
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Is the ownership set correctly? Does the filename contain any special/unprintable characters (you can check that with ll -b)? For future reference, you can create a tar.gz in one step: Code:
$ tar -cf - /path/to/save | gzip -9 > save.tar.gz Saves on space, since only the tar.gz is created, instead of the tar & the (temporary additional space for the) tar.gz |
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