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[Bug-tar] -O (stdout) bug
From: |
Germán Andrés Schwartz |
Subject: |
[Bug-tar] -O (stdout) bug |
Date: |
Tue, 31 May 2005 22:58:54 -0300 |
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When I use this command:
tar -O -K"atk-1.9.0.info" -xf /mnt/chori/usr/pkg/atk-1.9.0.mcpkg
Just I obtain some strange character combination (the content of the
file) in the place of the content from "atk-1.9.0.info" that is inside
"/mnt/chori/usr/pkg/atk-1.9.0.mcpkg".
If I don't use -O I can obtain the file "atk-1.9.0.info" and the
contents of it is correct. I can solve it momentainly with:
tar -K"atk-1.9.0.info" -xf /mnt/chori/usr/pkg/atk-1.9.0.mcpkg
cat atk-1.9.0.info
rm atk-1.9.0.info
The file "pkg/atk-1.9.0.mcpkg" is a .tar.gz file. Maked with the
commands "tar -cf" and "gzip".
I'm using: tar (GNU tar) 1.15.1
I can observe than using -O is more slowly than just extracting the files.
That all folks. Thank you for making this nice tool.
- [Bug-tar] -O (stdout) bug,
Germán Andrés Schwartz <=