`-v, --verbose'
List the files processed, or with `-t', give an `ls -l' style
table of contents listing.
Yes, but it would be nice to be able to get an ls -l listing at the
same time as extracting, so one wouldn't need a second pass, spinning
up drives again. E.g., -idvvm could do this vs. -idvm
And say where -v output goes, stderr or stdout, -t too.
And --no-absolute-filenames seems to turn off error reporting without
increasing file extraction:
$ e=/var/tmp/etc_bkp2004-10-05-07-58-26
03:10 tmp$ cpio -idvm /etc/init.d/xprint < $e |wc
cpio: /etc/init.d/xprint not created: newer or same age version exists
/etc/init.d/xprint
643 blocks
0 0 0
03:11 tmp$ cpio -idvm --no-absolute-filenames /etc/init.d/xprint < $e
|wc
643 blocks
0 0 0
03:13 tmp$ cpio -idvm --no-absolute-filenames /etc/init.d/xprint < $e
643 blocks
03:14 tmp$ ls
addresses gconfd-jidanni nmfile2.html p
ssh-gvHZZl3847
esrv1000-jidanni1 memos orbit-jidanni ssh-aUbkrE3847
03:14 tmp$ cpio -idvm /etc/init.d/xprint < $e
cpio: /etc/init.d/xprint not created: newer or same age version exists
/etc/init.d/xprint
643 blocks
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