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tar and compress
I need to compress and tar a couple files in a directory, but I also want the original files unchanged, ie
if I compress a1.cpp , then a1.cpp becomes a1.cpp.z, but what I want after running the compress utility is to have both a1.cpp as it is and a1.cpp.z and then tar a1.cpp.z to an archive. I would like to do it without making a copy of all these files into a different directory, since the files sometimes goes upto couple of GB's. So that I dont have any space limitaion. Any suggestions? Thanks Muru |
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