Re: [newbie] transfering dirs/files

2000-10-17 Thread Michael Lueck

I wrote a Rexx script as part of the Electronic Software Distribution (ESD)
systems I develop which uses the SysFileTree API to build a list of files and
dirs for both the from and to, and notes differences by copying the file from
the from to the to. Pretty quick and easy, built a hash table to speed up the
locates in the array, or stem as they are called in Rexx. Rexx also makes it
easy as you can use any set of chars to store the variable in a stem, whereas
an array usually is partitioned into numbered units... file names are not
really numbers usually.

Don't know what languages you work with, but something like that would probably
be a nice tool in your tool box. I'm on this newbie list because I am one when
it comes to Linux... someday the code will be on Linux and then I would just
ship it over. Sorry.

Michael Lueck
Lueck Data Systems
http://www.lueckdatasystems.com/






Re: [newbie] transfering dirs/files

2000-10-17 Thread KompuKit

well...it worked for awhile...but stopped after an error
it said delayed error found...or something like that...
does TAR have a limit of how many files it will tar?
or will it tar as many as you want?

Greg Stewart wrote:
 
 What was you tar syntax? Did you tar a directory from just above it? If not,
 try the following:
 
 tar -cvpf filename.tar directoryname
 
 -c = create
 -v = verbose
 -p = preserve (permissions)
 -f = filename (the filename must come immediately after the 'f' or the next
 argument becomes the filename)
 
 Does this help? Or was this what you had done?
 
 --Greg
 
 - Original Message -
 From: "KompuKit" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
  I want to save and/or transfer my whole public_html
  directory
  to another drive on my computer...(have two)
  However, my public_html dir is very large, and I definitly
  want to save/transfer this whole dir...and at the same time,
  keep all case in tact...(upper/lower case) of
  filenames/directories.
 
  The last time I did this (using KFM) (thought it would be
  quicker),
  all the cases were changed somehowand I don't want this
  to
  happen this time...so HOW...do I do thisand save the
  case of all filenames/dirs ???
 
  [note] tried to do it with tar but it wouldn't...
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[newbie] transfering dirs/files

2000-10-16 Thread KompuKit

I want to save and/or transfer my whole public_html
directory
to another drive on my computer...(have two)
However, my public_html dir is very large, and I definitly
want to save/transfer this whole dir...and at the same time,
keep all case in tact...(upper/lower case) of
filenames/directories.

The last time I did this (using KFM) (thought it would be
quicker),
all the cases were changed somehowand I don't want this
to 
happen this time...so HOW...do I do thisand save the 
case of all filenames/dirs ???

[note] tried to do it with tar but it wouldn't...
-- 
 Registered Linux User:167369
=KompuKit=
Kit Goins   ICQ# 7110071
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Lowell, Mass.
Web Designerhttp://kitdesigns.bizhosting.com
WebServer:  http://kompukit.dyndns.org
(Server Runs between M - F 6pm-12am, S  S 12pm-12am EST)
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Re: [newbie] transfering dirs/files

2000-10-16 Thread Greg Stewart

What was you tar syntax? Did you tar a directory from just above it? If not,
try the following:

tar -cvpf filename.tar directoryname

-c = create
-v = verbose
-p = preserve (permissions)
-f = filename (the filename must come immediately after the 'f' or the next
argument becomes the filename)

Does this help? Or was this what you had done?

--Greg

- Original Message -
From: "KompuKit" [EMAIL PROTECTED]


 I want to save and/or transfer my whole public_html
 directory
 to another drive on my computer...(have two)
 However, my public_html dir is very large, and I definitly
 want to save/transfer this whole dir...and at the same time,
 keep all case in tact...(upper/lower case) of
 filenames/directories.

 The last time I did this (using KFM) (thought it would be
 quicker),
 all the cases were changed somehowand I don't want this
 to
 happen this time...so HOW...do I do thisand save the
 case of all filenames/dirs ???

 [note] tried to do it with tar but it wouldn't...
 --
  Registered Linux User:167369
 =KompuKit=
 Kit Goins   ICQ# 7110071
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] Lowell, Mass.
 Web Designerhttp://kitdesigns.bizhosting.com
 WebServer:  http://kompukit.dyndns.org
 (Server Runs between M - F 6pm-12am, S  S 12pm-12am EST)
 =KompuKit=


 
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