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Operating Systems Linux Debian scp not preserving properties and links Post 302341437 by pludi on Thursday 6th of August 2009 02:38:51 AM
Old 08-06-2009
Code:
tar -cf - /path/to/source | ssh root@debian 'cd /path/to/target; tar -xf -'

 

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DSCEXTRACT(1)                                                 General Commands Manual                                                DSCEXTRACT(1)

NAME
dscextract - extract a single file from a Debian source package SYNOPSIS
dscextract [options] dscfile file DESCRIPTION
dscextract reads a single file from a Debian source package. The idea is to only look into .diff.gz files (source format 1.0) or .debian.tar.gz/bz2 files (source format 3.0) where possible, hence avoiding to unpack large tarballs. It is most useful for files in the debian/ subdirectory. file is relative to the first level directory contained in the package, i.e. with the first component stripped. OPTIONS
-f "Fast" mode. For source format 1.0, avoid to fall back scanning the .orig.tar.gz file if file was not found in the .diff.gz. (For 3.0 packages, it is assumed that debian/* are exactly the contents of debian.tar.gz/bz2.) EXIT STATUS
0 file was extracted. 1 file was not found in the source package. 2 An error occurred, like dscfile was not found. EXAMPLE
dscextract dds_2.1.1+ddd105-2.dsc debian/watch || test $? = 1 AUTHOR
dscextract was written by Christoph Berg <myon@debian.org>. DEBIAN Debian Utilities DSCEXTRACT(1)
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