Hi there,
On Mon, Feb 01, 1999 at 07:22:57PM +1100, Jiri Baum wrote:
>
> Note that if you want to use this on a non-Debian system, some versions of
> tar don't take the "z" switch. In that case, compress or gzip separately.
It's only GNU tar that supports the -z switch. On onther systems use:
g
Hello,
> tar czf /path/to/archive.tar.gz /path/to/directory
Note that if you want to use this on a non-Debian system, some versions of
tar don't take the "z" switch. In that case, compress or gzip separately.
Jiri
Thanks,
I am reading more into the command than I needed.
olly@lfix.co.uk wrote:
Bill Bell wrote:
>Could someone give me a tar command that I can use to backup my Debian 2.0
>system to a compressed file? I will ftp this backup file to another system
>after it has been written.
>
>I hav
Bill Bell wrote:
>Could someone give me a tar command that I can use to backup my Debian 2.0
>system to a compressed file? I will ftp this backup file to another system
>after it has been written.
>
>I have RTFM for tar, but after several tries, I have not created a file that
> I
Could someone give me a tar command that I can use to backup my Debian 2.0
system to a compressed file? I will ftp this backup file to another system
after it has been written.
I have RTFM for tar, but after several tries, I have not created a file that I
trust.
Thanks in advanced,
Bill Bell
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