On Tue, Feb 20, 2007 at 03:12:57PM +0000, Robert Rothenberg wrote: > > Take the following zip file > > $ unzip -l foo > Archive: foo.zip > Length Date Time Name > -------- ---- ---- ---- > 0 02-20-07 15:05 foo/ > 0 02-20-07 15:05 foo/file1 > 0 02-20-07 15:05 foo/bar/ > 0 02-20-07 15:05 foo/bar/file2 > -------- ------- > 0 4 files > > > Now try this: > > $ unzip -l foo foo/* > Archive: foo.zip > Length Date Time Name > -------- ---- ---- ---- > 0 02-20-07 15:05 foo/file1 > -------- ------- > 0 1 file > > Oh, but what if I also want to list all files below foo? There's no > equivalent -r option for recursive. So I cannot list or extract files in > foo/bar without specifying them manually.
That's not what I get:
$ unzip -l foo.zip
Archive: foo.zip
Length Date Time Name
-------- ---- ---- ----
0 02-20-07 16:35 foo/
0 02-20-07 16:35 foo/file1
0 02-20-07 16:35 foo/bar/
0 02-20-07 16:35 foo/bar/file2
-------- -------
0 4 files
$ unzip -l foo.zip foo/*
Archive: foo.zip
Length Date Time Name
-------- ---- ---- ----
0 02-20-07 16:35 foo/
0 02-20-07 16:35 foo/file1
0 02-20-07 16:35 foo/bar/
0 02-20-07 16:35 foo/bar/file2
-------- -------
0 4 files
However:
$ unzip foo
Archive: foo.zip
creating: foo/
extracting: foo/file1
creating: foo/bar/
extracting: foo/bar/file2
$ unzip -l foo.zip foo/*
Archive: foo.zip
Length Date Time Name
-------- ---- ---- ----
0 02-20-07 16:35 foo/file1
-------- -------
0 1 files
Perhaps you suffer from the fact that your shell is expanding the *?
Abigail
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