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[ale] Using TAR Question
- Subject: [ale] Using TAR Question
- From: maltzen at mm.com (Gary Maltzen)
- Date: Fri, 9 Apr 1999 10:14:08 -0500
Try: man tar
or: tar --help
Then
Try: tar xvf filename.tar
Or: tar xvzf filename.tar.gz
x - extract
v - verbose
z - tar is compressed
f - filename follows
If you don't specify a filename it will try to use the default TAPE device.
If the first parameter does not have a dash, it is assumed to be a string of
single-letter options.
-----Original Message-----
From: Brubakken, Eric <eric.brubakken at SouthernEnergy.Com>
Yesterday I downloaded a TAR file to my winbox. I then did a binary ftp to
the Linux box. When I run tar -x filename the system just sits there,
nothing happens. I seem to remember something about win/dos treats end of
line as cr/lf and Linux just a lf. Could this be the problem? Isn't there
some type of utility that I can run against the file that might correct
this?