Bill Nolf writes:
> python version 2.6.6
>
> I'm trying to tar/gzip a directory, the directory is defined as an variable
>
> I want to tar and gzip the directory archive in the example below:
>
> import tarfile
> dirarchive = /a/b/c/archive
This code will not run.
I can guess what you might mea
python version 2.6.6
I'm trying to tar/gzip a directory, the directory is defined as an variable
I want to tar and gzip the directory archive in the example below:
import tarfile
dirarchive = /a/b/c/archive
Test 1
tar.add(dirarchive)
Error: name 'tar' not defined
Test 2
tarfile.add(dirarch
Bill Nolf writes:
> How do I compress (gzip and/or tar) a directory in python? I found
> examples of compressing a file using gzip or tar but not a directory.
The Python standard library https://docs.python.org/3/library/>
contains implementations of many common tools. It's well worth searchin
On Thu, Nov 3, 2016 at 10:48 AM, Bill Nolf wrote:
> How do I compress (gzip and/or tar) a directory in python? I found examples
> of compressing a file using gzip or tar but not a directory.
> thanks
I did a search for almost your exact question and got this:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions
How do I compress (gzip and/or tar) a directory in python? I found examples of
compressing a file using gzip or tar but not a directory.
thanks
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Umm, yes, here is the actual session from my xterm:
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