| tar --remove-files hi!
I have the following problem:
I want to pack all files in a special directory except some particular
ones and delete them afterwards. The files shall be in the archive
without subdirectories.
I have the following tar command:
tar --remove-files -C /net_tests/tests/dir_one -czf
/net_tests/tests/dir_one/myzip.tar.gz . --exclude=file3
--exclude=myzip.tar.gz
Actually it does exactly what I want but it returns 2 and not 0 because
of the following reason:
tar: .: Cannot rmdir: Invalid argument
tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
I think the problem is that the command is packing the '.' and so it is
trying to remove it what fails of course.
I also creates a subdirectory '.' in the archive. Actually it doesn't
matter because when unpacking the archive that has no effect.
The problem is that I need the return value to check if the action was
successful.
Has anyone an idea?
kind regards
Philipp |