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Man kann auch mit der sh(1), archivieren. Es gibt allerdings Probleme, wenn die Dateien binäre Daten enthalten.
1 : Bourne Shell 2 # bundle -- 1.2 Jun 22 06:17:04 1987 3 # Copyright (c) 1987 Axel T. Schreiner 4 5 # bundle file... directory... 6 7 tmp=/tmp/bundle$$ 8 9 case $1 10 in -r) rflag=y; shift 11 ;; *) rflag=n 12 echo ': to unbundle set umask and sh this file' 13 echo 'trap "rm -f /tmp/bundle$$" 1 2 3 15' 14 echo 'exec > /tmp/bundle$$'; exec 3> $tmp 15 esac 16 17 for i 18 do echo "echo >&2 $i"; echo >&2 $i 19 if [ -d $i ] 20 then echo "[ -d $i ] || mkdir $i" 21 bundle -r $i/* 22 else echo "sed 's/^ //' > $i << 'End of $i'" 23 sed 's/^/ /' $i 24 echo "End of $i" 25 echo "wc $i"; wc $i >&3 26 [ -x $i ] && echo "chmod +x $i" 27 fi 28 [ -w $i ] || echo "chmod -w $i" 29 done 30 31 case $rflag 32 in n) echo "diff -b - /tmp/bundle\$\$ << 'End of wc' >&2" 33 exec 3>&- 34 cat $tmp; rm $tmp 35 echo 'End of wc' 36 echo 'rm -f /tmp/bundle$$' 37 echo 'exit 0' 38 esac
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