Man I can't extract data from a zip archive with password witch contains ")" and "(" characters...See my treminal:Quote:
[swampyx@AMD-RO-HD ~]$ unzip zplW.zip
Archive: zplW.zip
[zplW.zip] zplW/ password:
[code]...
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I have been looking for a solution to middle or right click dragging an archive to extract it to another folder without any success. It appears this question seems to be asked many times without a single response from anyone.
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The fact that right click on archive is also missing a simple 'Extract to...' compounds the problem. [URL]
The command tar -xvf wpa_tables.tar gives this error
tar: ./xai-0/334Regency: Cannot open: Invalid or incomplete multibyte or wide character
tar: Exiting with failure status due to previous errors
Obviously the backslash is giving tar some problem, but I've been all over the docs and can't figure out how to either make it skip this file or interpret the character literally. Here's my command history to show some of the options I've tried which don't work.
tar --no-wildcards -xkvf wpa_tables.tar
tar --exclude ./xai-0/\334Regency -xkvf wpa_tables.tar
tar --exclude "./xai-0/\334Regency" -xkvf wpa_tables.tar
tar --ignore-command-error -xkvf wpa_tables.tar
tar --ignore-failed-read -xkvf wpa_tables.tar
tar --transform 's/\/slash/g' -xvf wpa_tables.tar ./xai-0/\334Regency
I'm totally out of ideas at this point and would welcome some input from more experienced members.
I am using OpenSuse 11.2
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Code:
#!/bin/bash -x
FILE=$1
[code]....
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[code]....
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Code:
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I have one question.
Assumed I have have a variable $userlist, it has the following contents:
brownj
smithk
smithk2
smithk3
hynesp
hynesp2
leeb
How can I write a bash script that extracts all the strings smithk, smithk2, smithk3, etc from variable $userlist, and assigns these strings to a new variable?