Hi,
I am using tar on a windows box to extract some DLT tapes created using ustar.
The command I use is tar xvf /dev/mt0. I am able to use tar tvf /dev/mt0 to get the list of files on tape, and the list looks like below:
mr0010:d0243845.30_r136.p003@1954115, 64677 bytes, 127 tape blocks
mr0010:d0243845.30_r136.p004@1954180, 27707 bytes, 55 tape blocks
mr0010:d0243845.30_r136.p005@1954209, 34215 bytes, 67 tape blocks
mr0010:d0243845.30_r136.p006@1954244, 28486 bytes, 56 tape blocks
When I extract the only thing that gets created is a file name mr0010, and it is 0kb in size. I want to extract but ignore the mr0010: which is the name of the source system the tape was created on. Is there a tar switch to use, or some way of preventing the mr0010 from appearing. Thanks
I am using tar on a windows box to extract some DLT tapes created using ustar.
The command I use is tar xvf /dev/mt0. I am able to use tar tvf /dev/mt0 to get the list of files on tape, and the list looks like below:
mr0010:d0243845.30_r136.p003@1954115, 64677 bytes, 127 tape blocks
mr0010:d0243845.30_r136.p004@1954180, 27707 bytes, 55 tape blocks
mr0010:d0243845.30_r136.p005@1954209, 34215 bytes, 67 tape blocks
mr0010:d0243845.30_r136.p006@1954244, 28486 bytes, 56 tape blocks
When I extract the only thing that gets created is a file name mr0010, and it is 0kb in size. I want to extract but ignore the mr0010: which is the name of the source system the tape was created on. Is there a tar switch to use, or some way of preventing the mr0010 from appearing. Thanks