>>>>> "Adam" == Adam Wells <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Adam> At 7:44 -0400 7/12/02, Erik Price wrote:
>> BUT -- this is a little off topic, but could someone point me to a
>> resource describing which kinds of files need the special treatment?
>> I run OS X only but I have heard that there are still some apps that
>> use the dichotomous file structure. This way I know what I -can't-
>> preserve with a little "gnutar -czf".
Adam> Here's a quick and dirty way to find all files with resource forks,
Adam> since gnutar doesn't know from resource forks:
Adam> find [targetdir] \( -type f -and -exec test -s
Adam> \{\}\/..namedfork\/rsrc \; \) -print
That's expensive. How about (since this *is* the Perl on OSX list):
find2perl /Dir -eval '-f and -s "$_/..namedfork/rsrc"' -print | perl
Much cleaner and faster.
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