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12-27-2001 03:05 PM
12-27-2001 03:05 PM
It appears that the HPUX version of tar does not support the -F command as does Solaris and most of the other unixes with which I am familiar. In these the command:
tar cvfF /tmp/tarfile /tmp/filelist
would take a list of files to back up from the file /tmp/filelist and write them into /tmp/tarfile.
Without this argument, exactly how is one supposed to use tar to back up a BUNCH of files, save typing them in on a very, very long command line?
What alternatives are there?
tar cvfF /tmp/tarfile /tmp/filelist
would take a list of files to back up from the file /tmp/filelist and write them into /tmp/tarfile.
Without this argument, exactly how is one supposed to use tar to back up a BUNCH of files, save typing them in on a very, very long command line?
What alternatives are there?
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