Re: CPIO - this should be simple - right !

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that was it

Thanks
> On 18:34 08 Oct 2003, Distribution Lists <dist-lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> wrote:
> | I'm trying to restore subdirectories with CPIO
> | I want everything under /cvsroot restored, I'm using
> |
> | cpio -iuvdB /cvsroot < /dev/nst0
> |
> | but not luck
> |
> | I used
> | cpio -iuvdB /cvsroot/* < /dev/nst0
> |
> | but just restored files under /cvsroot
> |
> | What's wrong ?
>
> I'm guessing /cvsroot wasn't empty when you said that. So "/cvsroot/*"
> got expanded and thus cpio saw an explicit list of things to extract. Try
> quoting the pattern to prevent the shell expanding it so that cpio gets
> a nice untouched "/cvsroot/*" string, thus:
>
> 	cpio -iuvdB '/cvsroot/*' < /dev/nst0
>
> Cheers,
> --
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