> > I tried tar -tvf foo.tar.gz2, but I get
> > [snip]
>
> tar jxvf foo.tar.gz2
Thanks Fredric,
I should have looked at tar's --help more closely ...
Thanks.
... alway's learning
Larry
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In a message dated 2/27/2004 1:11:35 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
> > I looked in the cygwin setup section for archive, and bunzip or bzip isn't listed
> > ... likewise in base and other
> sections.
> >
> It's bunzip2.
Brian, you provided the answer... bunzip2 extracted
On Fri, 27 Feb 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have cygwin
> I have a file with a foo.tar.gz2 extension.
>
Odd, it must be a typo of either:
foo.tar.bz2 or
boo.tar.gz
> How to I extract the tarball contained within?
>
> I tried gzip -dv foo.tar.gz2, but I get
> [snip]
> gzip: foo.tar.bz2: unkno
I have cygwin
I have a file with a foo.tar.gz2 extension.
How to I extract the tarball contained within?
I tried gzip -dv foo.tar.gz2, but I get
[snip]
gzip: foo.tar.bz2: unknown suffix -- ignored
[/snip]
as a response
I tried tar -tvf foo.tar.gz2, but I get
[snip]
tar: This does not look like
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