Re: Restore in-place
Stefan Hammerl via Dar-support <[email protected]>
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Hi, Am Mo., 26. Apr. 2021 um 23:54 Uhr schrieb Denis Corbin <[email protected]>: > > > > On 26/04/2021 20:29, Stefan Hammerl via Dar-support wrote: > > Hi Tobias, Hi Denis, > > Hi Stefan, > > > > > I see the purpose of this option, Tobias, but I also see problems > > coming with it: > > 1) What to do if the directory does not exist any more? Create it, > > ignore the path or fail? > > IMHO, if the user ask to restore something somewhere and that somewhere > does not exist, this is an user error. There is so many way to > "recreate" a path to a directory (permission? ownership? dates?...) that > at a time the user must face its incoherence and assume it. I agree with you. I assumed the intention was to use the in-place behaviour as the default option (dar -x archive). But if you have to enable it via --in-place option or similiar (as Tobias also suggested) I do not see any problem, too. I should have made that more clearly. [...] Tobias wrote: > I'm curious about your GUI. Are you using the libdar API? No, I am not using the API as my application is meant to be platform independent and among other reasens I chose to write it in Java. As I only need a very reduced set of dar functionality I wrote a wrapper for each command and the needed parameters each. Best Regards, Stefan