Re: [AVFS] Tutorial example - create archive

"Jan Uhlir" <[email protected]> Tue, 15 Mar 2005 16:29:42 +0100
Newsgroups gmane.comp.file-systems.avfs.user
Message-ID <S4038986AbVCOP3m/[email protected]>
>> Well, my proposal is to have empty archives like
>> template.zip, template.gz, template.bz2, etc.
>> somewhere like /usr/share/avfs/archive_templates,
>> for all types of archives where writing is supported. When
>> you want to create an archive, like: 
>>
virt_mkdir(&quot;/path/to/myarchive.zip#uzip&quot;,flags)
>> just copy right template from template dir, rename it and 
>> continue as usuall.
> 
> It used to work like that.

So these lines from README are not valid anymore
  mkdir tarfile.tgz#+  
  cp -a dir tarfile.tgz#+/
:-(

 
>> BTW:
>> which archive types support writing?
>> zip
>> bzip2
>> gz
>> ??
> 
> None.  That's the problem :(

In testrun.c example is writing to bzip2 an gz archive!?
If not, what's a huge regression!
Writing to some archives via Midnight Commander is possible.  Is still
'extfs' usable?


P.S.
In TODO is:
Write support for:
  - ftp
  - floppy
  - dav
  - ugz
  - ubz2
  - utar
..not a word about ZIP


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