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tar issue
frnds,
I compressed some files on the basic of $date var. $date contains todays date in some specific format.. also my files are in different directories... now, I m doing. HTML Code:
tar -cvf archive.tar /root/abc/*$date* /root/wxv/123/*$date* /var/*$date* but the problem is when I extract this... tar -xvf archive.tar it gives me nothing... also, its sure that the archive is valid.. ( I can see the contents with tar -tvf )... can any1 suggest whats wrong here?? thanks.. |
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hi krishmaths,
I can see the full path in tvf option...but those are pointing to the orignal location.. not the files which the archive.tar contain... coz when I moved the orignal files to some otherplace,,thn I m not able to view the contents of it.. |
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