Re: unzip hate

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On Tue, Feb 20, 2007 at 03:12:57PM +0000, Robert Rothenberg wrote:
>=20
> Take the following zip file
>=20
> $ unzip -l foo
> Archive:  foo.zip
>   Length     Date   Time    Name
>  --------    ----   ----    ----
>         0  02-20-07 15:05   foo/
>         0  02-20-07 15:05   foo/file1
>         0  02-20-07 15:05   foo/bar/
>         0  02-20-07 15:05   foo/bar/file2
>  --------                   -------
>         0                   4 files
>=20
>=20
> Now try this:
>=20
> $ unzip -l foo foo/*
> Archive:  foo.zip
>   Length     Date   Time    Name
>  --------    ----   ----    ----
>         0  02-20-07 15:05   foo/file1
>  --------                   -------
>         0                   1 file
>=20
> Oh, but what if I also want to list all files below foo?  There's no
> equivalent -r option for recursive.  So I cannot list or extract files in
> foo/bar without specifying them manually.


That's not what I get:

  $ unzip -l foo.zip=20
  Archive:  foo.zip
    Length     Date   Time    Name
   --------    ----   ----    ----
          0  02-20-07 16:35   foo/
          0  02-20-07 16:35   foo/file1
          0  02-20-07 16:35   foo/bar/
          0  02-20-07 16:35   foo/bar/file2
   --------                   -------
          0                   4 files

  $ unzip -l foo.zip foo/*
  Archive:  foo.zip
    Length     Date   Time    Name
   --------    ----   ----    ----
          0  02-20-07 16:35   foo/
          0  02-20-07 16:35   foo/file1
          0  02-20-07 16:35   foo/bar/
          0  02-20-07 16:35   foo/bar/file2
   --------                   -------
          0                   4 files


However:

  $ unzip foo
  Archive:  foo.zip
     creating: foo/
   extracting: foo/file1              =20
     creating: foo/bar/
   extracting: foo/bar/file2          =20

  $ unzip -l foo.zip foo/*
  Archive:  foo.zip
    Length     Date   Time    Name
   --------    ----   ----    ----
          0  02-20-07 16:35   foo/file1
   --------                   -------
          0                   1 files



Perhaps you suffer from the fact that your shell is expanding the *?



Abigail

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  • unzip hate Robert Rothenberg 15:12 on 20 Feb 2007
    • Re: unzip hate Abigail 15:37 on 20 Feb 2007
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    • Re: unzip hate Peter da Silva 16:50 on 20 Feb 2007
    • David Cantrell 23:29 on 20 Feb 2007

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