On Jan 2, 2004, at 12:16 AM, Martin Costabel wrote:
Casey Stone wrote:
[]gzip -dc /sw/src/unzip550.tar.gz | /sw/bin/tar -xvf - ### execution of gzip failed, exit code 139
There was a thread on this on 25-27 November (the error code was 138, not 139, but it was on OSX 10.2). Unfortunately, the list never learned whether the problem was solved or not.
[][ALUpb:~] cstone% sudo gzip -d /sw/src/unzip550.tar.gz
This latter command, with the sudo, works! Then I have the .tar file sitting there in the src folder.
Did you try the whole command, with the /sw/bin/tar bit? It could be that your /sw/bin/tar doesn't work.
Maybe I didn't paste in the whole command. Now when I tried it with SUDO and the whole command, gzip -dc /sw/src/unzip550.tar.gz | /sw/bin/tar -xvf -, i got a "Segmentation fault"
Does that suggest a tar problem?
Thanks for your continued effort.
-Casey
[]I'm on 10.3.2, Fink 0.6.2, G4 Powerbook. The partition's name does have spaces in it.
It does? This is a bad idea, in any case, if you want to do Unixy things on it. I don't know if it can cause the problem you are seeing.
-- Martin
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