I don\'t want to create a \"flat\" tarball that has no internal directory structure. But I want the top-level files to be \"loose\" rather than mirroring the directory structure they were on originall
I may NOT bother with this but if its very simple i may consider it. The site i am working on by design is to hold hundreds of thousands of files. I dont know if we\'ll have only one download or multi
Say I have a table like that: x1|y1| 0 |1 | 2 |4 | 3 |2 | I know I can do something like that: SELECT a.x1 AS .., a.y1 AS ..,
I\'m writing an iPhone app which downloads a tar-gzipped file from a Webserver, then needs to unarchive this file so that it can be copied into the app\'s Documents folder.
I am using below Perl code to list the files in tar archive. The size of the tar archive is always about 15MB.
I\'m using a Perl script to modify some files inside a .tar, and the directory structure inside the resulting .tar disappears.
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