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This looks very cool. I'm trying to use the examples, I've created a ddar directory with its db file and sha objects, but when I try a 'ddar tf /path/to/ddar/di
by res0nat0r 16y ago
This looks very cool. I'm trying to use the examples, I've created a ddar directory with its db file and sha objects, but when I try a 'ddar tf /path/to/ddar/directory' I only seem to get either a timestamp or the -N name I've passed. Is this right? How to I see my filenames I've archived?
- rlpb 16y agoAs far as I can tell you've done it right so far. ddar is generic and just stores whatever you put in. You also need to use the tools you used to format the data in to read them back out. If you've stored files using tar, then you want `ddar xf /path/to/ddar/directory|tar t` to see the files. Or if you've also gzipped them, then `ddar xf /path/to/ddar/directory|tar zt`. Does this help?
- res0nat0r 16y agoAhh that is exactly it. I am just not using the correct syntax. Thanks! This looks to be very cool, looking forward to trying it :]