Exclude file pattern from unzip command
Hi all...
I have a small problem caused by people creating zip files with .svn directories in them. I have a small script that downloads a few files and unzips them into one of my svn dirs. This is done once every day so I made a small bash script that handles this and added it to crontab. The problem is that one of the zip files that the script downloads contains a .svn dir, this is a problem when it is unzipped into my svn dir. I have tried using the unzip -x to exclude the .svn dir but I can't get the exclude to work at all. Maybe someone can tell me how to unzip a file and exclude all dirs named .svn... Thanks in advance... |
What's the command you are using?
Did you try -x *.svn/*? |
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Thanks a lot... |
Sry to get back on this but I found what caused the error.
The command: unzip file.zip -x *.svn/* workes perfect on my ubuntu machine, and thats where I tested the last part. But it does not work on my debian server :/ |
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