> So i use tar to compress my files before putting them on a
> storage band.
You do not need to create a file before.
Use tar without the option 'f'.
High,
On Wed, 24 Oct 2001, Angel MAN wrote:
> It's a long time since i wrote here but i've got a problem
> with tar
> i want to save some data from a server.
> So i use tar to compress my files before putting them on a
> storage band.
> But when my tar file override 2 GO, the programm exit and i
> But when my tar file override 2 GO, the programm exit and i
> can't save all my data.
You need lfs patch to create a file with a size biggest than 2 GO.
However, you can use this backup command instead:
> tar -C /orig -cf - ./ | tar -C /dest -xf -
It's a long time since i wrote here but i've got a problem
with tar
i want to save some data from a server.
So i use tar to compress my files before putting them on a
storage band.
But when my tar file override 2 GO, the programm exit and i
can't save all my data.
The server can coutain up to 80 Go
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