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From: ivan@ricc.alma-ata.su (Ivan Lebedev)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.bsd.freebsd.misc
Subject: The Ineterest Task
Date: 17 Jun 1996 23:39:43 +0400
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Hello to EveryBody!
I saw a disscussion about "*" file's name and I found one more problem with
file's name. If I packing some files with directories by "tar" and write at
end of the command line "--remove-files" like "tar -cf --remove-files" I got
a file - archive wich I need but it have name "--remove-files". What I need to
do with that file for deleting him or renaming.
(I made "cat < --remove-files > x.tar")
Is anyone know another way?
DiXi