How about
cat ./filelist | tar cvf ./tarfile.tar -
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16/07/2002
09:32
Por favor,
responda a
Barton Lindsey
Jeff Woods <[log in to unmask]> writes:
> Donna Garverick wrote (in part):
> >:print ./dgtemp
> > /SYS/PUB/DSGLIST2
> > /SYS/PUB/DSGLIST3
> > /SYS/PUB/DSGTEST
> >:tar '-cvf ./tartest' < ./dgtemp
>
[...]
> The "tar" command doesn't read a list of files from stdin; it takes them
> as arguments on the command line.
>
> If you were using the POSIX shell to invoke tar with an "indirect file"
> of pathnames to archive, you could use command substitution and "cat" to
> insert the contents of the indirect file into the command-line:
>
> tar cvf test.tar $(cat indirect.file)
>
... or perhaps something like this might do the job:
:xargs 'tar -cvf ./tartest' < ./dgtemp
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Bart.
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