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Igor,
Thanks for letting me know what the problem was. I will say, in my own
defense that there are those of us, with a less linear train of
thought, who actually appreciate finding associative dissonances in
the static of what some like to call the 'We
On Fri, 4 Jun 2004, Will Senn wrote:
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> Oh and Igor, is this what you were nagging me about? It just occurred to
> me what you meant - won't happen again - I promise :)
Will,
If you mean "creating a new thread vs. replying to an existing message",
then yes, that's exactly it. I wouldn't
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Fred,
Many thanks for your assistance on this. It worked like a charm. Kinda
weird how the output of the sed command produced the correct list, but
tar didn't receive the same. I like the new command better anyway, no
sense writing | sed -e s/\ / /
vely, you could check the tar documentation to see if it can take
the file list from a file or standard input. Or it might even be able to do
the date selection for you instead of using find -- that should avoid
quoting problems.
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From: Will Senn
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On Thu, 3 Jun 2004, Will Senn wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am doing backups with tar on XP. I thought that I could touch a file
> when I did a full backup and then use find with newer to only back up
> files that are newer than the touched file:
>
> ~touch /cygdrive/i/backups/full_backup
> ~find /cy
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Hi,
I am doing backups with tar on XP. I thought that I could touch a file
when I did a full backup and then use find with newer to only back up
files that are newer than the touched file:
~touch /cygdrive/i/backups/full_backup
~find /cygdrive/d
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