Chris Gray wrote:
> (-print0 is an option for find).
Whoops!
> Brian Frederick Kimball writes:
bfk> Chris Gray wrote:
>>> I'd rather people didn't use a chainsaw where a butterknife will do
>>> just as well:
>>>
>>> tar tzf $1 | xargs rm
>>>
>>> will work for those dumbass tarballs where they don't make a new
>>> direct
Chris Gray wrote:
> I'd rather people didn't use a chainsaw where a butterknife will do
> just as well:
>
> tar tzf $1 | xargs rm
>
> will work for those dumbass tarballs where they don't make a new
> directory to put their files. There might be confusion if there are
> spaces in the filenames,
> Colin Watson writes:
cw> Rob Hudson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I wrote a little perl script [1] that gets the names of the files from
>> a tarball, then removes all the files and directories found inside the
>> tarball.
>>
>> It comes in real handy when a tar arch
Rob Hudson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I wrote a little perl script [1] that gets the names of the files from
>a tarball, then removes all the files and directories found inside the
>tarball.
>
>It comes in real handy when a tar archive dumps into the currently
>directory and makes a big mess. Of
> On 20010107.0504, Ethan Benson said ...
>
> On Sun, Jan 07, 2001 at 02:44:38PM +0100, M.B.Midden wrote:
> > Hi
> >
> > if extracted GCC_2.95.2.1.tar.gz because i wanted to compile ProFTPd , and
> > i want to undo it because i have no space left now in my root partition. How
> > can i undo the e
On Sun, Jan 07, 2001 at 02:44:38PM +0100, M.B.Midden wrote:
> Hi
>
> if extracted GCC_2.95.2.1.tar.gz because i wanted to compile ProFTPd , and
> i want to undo it because i have no space left now in my root partition. How
> can i undo the extraction or remove the files?
rm -rf GCC_2.95.2.1
or
Hi
if extracted GCC_2.95.2.1.tar.gz because i wanted to compile ProFTPd , and
i want to undo it because i have no space left now in my root partition. How
can i undo the extraction or remove the files?
dunki
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