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checksum error (0x%08x != 0x%08x) %s: %s checksum read error %s: %s checksum seek error %s: %s embedded archive seek error %s: %s filter exit code %d %s: %s filter read error %s: %s format 0x%04x attribute data truncated -- %d expected %s: %s format 0x%04x attribute ignored %s: %s format archive generated with signed checksums %s: %s format attribute data checksum error %s: %s format checksum error (%ld != %ld or %ld) %s: %s format embedded archive expected %s: %s format entry %d.%d name not set %s: %s format header %ld byte data block expected %s: %s format corrupt -- epilogue (%s) not found %s: %s format header %ld byte pad expected %s: %s format header magic expected at offset %ld %s: %s format seek error %s: %s format signature header expected %s: %s format version %-.*s incompatible with implementation version %-.*s -- assuming %s %s: %s format version %d.%d not supported %s: %s format version %d.%d signature type %d not supported %s: %s input must be seekable %s: %s read not implemented %s: %s write not implemented %s: %s: %d invalid %s end of file/volume labels detected %s: %s: %s: hard link not in base archive %s: %s: archive format mismatch %s: %s: archive member must appear before %s %s: %s: archive name already specified %s: %s: archive read error %s: %s: base archive cannot be a delta %s: %s: base archive checksum mismatch -- expected %08lx, got %08lx %s: %s: base archive is empty %s: %s: base archive must be seekable %s: %s: base archive size mismatch -- expected %I*u, got %I*u %s: %s: cannot open base archive %s: %s: command required to read compressed archive %s: %s: corrupt archive: %d missing file%s %s: %s: corrupt archive: checksum mismatch -- expected %08lx, got %08lx %s: %s: corrupt archive: delta index out of sync by %d file%s %s: %s: corrupt archive: not in base archive %s %s: %s: delta method not supported %s: %s: file not found in archive %s: %s: filter error %s: %s: not a delta archive (op=%d) %s: %s: read error %s: %s: unknown %s format file type `%c' -- regular file assumed %s: %s: unknown checksum algorithm %s: %s: unknown control header treated as regular file %s: %s: unknown file type %07o -- regular file assumed %s: [io] expected %s: already exists -- not overwritten %s: archive format not supported on output %s: base archive mismatch [%s#%d] %s: base archive must be specified %s: base archive seek error %s: blokread blocking error %s: blokread buffer overflow (%d>%d) %s: blokwrite count write error (%d!=%d) %s: blokwrite data write error (%d!=%d %s: cannot %s %s: cannot allocate buffer %s: cannot change mode to %s %s: cannot chmod to %s %s: cannot chown to (%d,%d) %s: cannot create %s base temporary file %s %s: cannot create %s special file %s: cannot create delta temporary file %s: cannot create directory %s: cannot create fifo file %s: cannot create filter temporary %s %s: cannot create intermediate directories %s: cannot create intermediate name %s: cannot create seekable temporary %s %s: cannot create%s%s %s: cannot execute %s filter %s: cannot execute filter %s %s: cannot link to %s %s: cannot open filter temporary %s %s: cannot open seekable temporary %s %s: cannot open %s: cannot position %s archive for append %s: cannot read %s base temporary file %s %s: cannot read delta temporary file %s: cannot read directory %s: cannot read symbolic link %s: cannot read %s: cannot reallocate buffer %s: cannot redirect %s filter output %s: cannot redirect filter %s: cannot remove %s base temporary file %s %s: cannot remove delta temporary file %s: cannot remove directory %s: cannot remove file %s: cannot remove filter temporary %s %s: cannot remove filter temporary %s: cannot remove intermediate file %s %s: cannot remove seekable temporary %s %s: cannot rename from intermediate file %s %s: cannot reopen %s: cannot restore original mode %s %s: cannot search directory %s: cannot seek delta %s: cannot seek on input archive BLOK file -- use --blok=i %s: cannot set times %s: cannot stat %s %s: cannot stat . %s: cannot stat pwd component %s: cannot stat %s: cannot symlink to %s %s: cannot write checksum temporary %s: cannot write install temporary %s: cannot write tape EOF marks %s: cannot write %s: changed from base archive %s: checksum temporary write error %s: compensating for invalid %s header hard link sizes %s: copy error %s: corrupt %s format member header -- separator line not found %s: corrupt %s format member header -- separator not found %s: corrupt %s format member header [too short] %s: corrupt %s format member header %s: corrupt archive: %d extra file%s %s: corrupt archive: %d missing file%s %s: corrupt archive: missing epilogue %s: data!=0 on failed getprologue() %s: delta archive not ordered %s: delta bread error %s: delta error %s: delta read error %s: delta seek error %s: delta write error %s: destination must be a directory %s: end of %s medium %s: entry %d.%d file name terminating null missing %s: extended ops may crash older cpio programs %s: file base name too long -- %d max %s: file name stripped to %s %s: file name too long -- %d max %s: file name too long %s: file size changed %s: filter temporary write error to %s %s: filter write error %s: gid number truncated %s: hard link information lost in %s format %s: hard link loops to self %s: header size %I*d does not match data size %I*d %s: input archive is not a BLOK file %s: install temporary write error %s: invalid %s V format block descriptor [%d!=%d] %s: invalid %s date string %s: invalid %s format data record format=%d %s: %s: cannot execute filter %s %s: invalid %s format long path header %s: invalid %s format signature header magic %s: invalid group name %s: invalid tape unit specification [%s] %s: invalid user name %s: junk data after volume %d %s: link name too long -- %d max %s: mode %s not set %s: no %s on part %d %s: no members in %s file %s: non-local path rejected %s: not completely copied %s: not copied from base archive %s: not found %s: only regular files copied in %s format %s: option ignored [index=%d] %s: read error %s: read not supported for %s format %s: seekable temporary %s write error %s: skip error %s: special device number truncated %s: special device numbers truncated %s: symbolic link loops to self %s: too large to fit in one volume %s: uid number truncated %s: unexpected %s format EOF %s: unknown archive format %s: unknown character code set %s: unknown file type 0%03o -- creating regular file %s: unknown format %s: unknown input format -- %s expected %s: unknown input format %s: write error %s=%c: unknown flag BIO seek: have=%I*d need=%I*d EIO read error -- falling back to aligned reads addxopstr('%c',"%s") overflow append ignored for archive read attempt to pass %s to self base archive already specified block size must be at least %d block size should probably be a multiple of %d bunread(%s,%d): too much pushback cannot %s %s cannot allocate directory table cannot allocate hard link table cannot prompt for interactive input cannot re-allocate hard link table cannot remove current %s continuing %s %d %s on %s delta trailer size %d shoulda been %d destination directory required for pass mode exit status %d file arguments expected invalid %s %c record size invalid %s format '%c' extended header invalid %s format block header invalid %s format blocksize=%ld invalid %s format file attribute invalid %s format file header invalid character after substitution: %s junk data after volume %d maximum block count required no previous command %s %s: %s:%s return=%ld no space [substitution] not enough space for file restoration info omit the --nomkdir option to create intermediate directories out of space ownership assignment ignored on archive write pathname required paxdelta(): more than one DELTA_OUTPUT paxdelta(): no DELTA_OUTPUT paxdelta: %s %s must be DELTA_TEMP or DELTA_FD record output from buffer not supported record size automatically determined on archive read record size ignored in pass mode too many hard links -- some links may become copies type %c encoding not supported unknown %s header ignored version file archive members not supported -- regular file assumed volume containing %s id %s section %d required write error pax pax - read, write, and list file archives The pax command reads, writes, and lists archive files in various formats. There are four operation modes controlled by combinations of the -r and -w options. pax -w writes the files and directories named by the pathname arguments to the standard output together with pathname and status information. A directory pathname argument refers to the files and (recursively) subdirectories of that directory. If no pathname arguments are given then the standard input is read to get a list of pathnames to copy, one pathname per line. In this case only those pathnames appearing on the standard input are copied. pax -r reads the standard input that is assumed to be the result of a previous pax -w command. Only member files with names that match any of the pattern arguments are selected. Matching is done before any -i or -s options are applied. A pattern is given in the name-generating notation of sh(1), except that the / character is also matched. The default if no pattern is given is * which selects all files. The selected files are conditionally created and copied relative to the current directory tree, subject to the options described below. By default the owner and group of selected files will be that of the current user, and the permissions and modify times will be the same as those in the archive. pax -rw reads the files and directories named in the pathname arguments and copies them to the destination directory. A directory pathname argument refers to the files and (recursively) subdirectories of that directory. If no pathname arguments are given then the standard input is read to get a list of pathnames to copy, one pathname per line. In this case only those pathnames appearing on the standard input are copied. directory must exist before the copy. pax (-r and -w omitted) reads the standard input that is assumed to be the result of a previous pax -w command and lists table of contents of the selected member files on the standard output. The standard archive formats are automatically detected on input. The default output archive format is default , but may be overridden by the -x option described below. pax archives may be concatenated to combine multiple volumes on a single tape or file. This is accomplished by forcing any format prescribed pad data to be null bytes. Hard links are not maintained between volumes, and delta and base archives cannot be multi-volume. A single archive may span many files/devices. The second and subsequent file names are prompted for on the terminal input. The response may be: Execute command via system(3) and prompt again for file name. Terminate processing and exit. An empty input line retains the previous file name. The file name for the next archive part. getconf PATH_RESOLVE determines how symbolic links are handled. This can be explicitly overridden by the --logical, --metaphysical, and --physical options below. PATH_RESOLVE can be one of: Follow all symbolic links. Follow command argument symbolic links, otherwise don't follow. Don't follow symbolic links. append Append to end of archive. atime Preserve or set file access times. time base Two archives are required for delta operations. --file names the delta archive and --base names the delta base archive. If archive is - then the base is ignored (the actual delta sizes are reported and restored) on input and the delta is compressed on output. archive blocksize Input/output block size. The default is format specific. size blok Input/output BLOK format for tapes on file. charset Data character set name. checksum Generate a method checksum file for each archive member and add the resulting file as the archive member path. See sum(1) for supported checksum methods; md5 is a good candidate. The generated file is suitable for input to sum --check --permissions. method:path clobber Overwrite output files. comment Comment text. text complete Complete archive must fit in one media part. crossdevice Directory traversal may cross device boundaries. ctime Preserve or set file change times. debug Set debug trace level. Higher levels produce more output. level delete delete=pattern ignores all global and extended header keywords matching the ksh(1) pattern. pattern delta.base.checksum|ATT.delta.base.checksum The delta base archive checksum. delta.base.size|ATT.delta.base.size The delta base archive size. delta.checksum|ATT.delta.checksum The delta archive checksum not including the current entry. delta.compress|ATT.delta.compress The delta base archive is /dev/null. delta.index|ATT.delta.index The base file index (ordinal) of the current delta archive entry. index delta.method|ATT.delta.method The delta method. Supported methods are: method vdelta difference/compression delta88 difference/compression ignore delta headers delta using standard archive formats delta.op|ATT.delta.op The current delta archive entry read mode operation: op create The file is not in the base archive and will be created. [d:delete The file will be deleted.] [p:pass?The file is not a delta and will be copied verbatim.] [u:update?The file is a delta and will be updated against the corresponding base archive entry.] [v:verify?No data change but the file metatdata will be updated to match the delta archive.] } delta.ordered|ATT.delta.ordered The base and delta archive members are ordered (sorted) by name. delta.version|ATT.delta.version The delta method version. descend Command line directories name themselves and descendents. dots Print a dot on the standard error for each block transferred. edit Pathname substitution from old to new. The first character is the expression delimiter. There may be more than one edit expression; each is applied in order from left to right. ,old,new,[glpsu] All old patterns. Convert new to lower case. Print the edit result on the standard error. Stop edits on path if this edit succeeds. Convert new to upper case. entry File entry ordinal. eom End of media prompt or !command. Processing terminates if !command returns non-zero exit status or if ! is specified. mode exact Exit after each file arg matches exactly once. exthdr.name Equivalent to header:=format. format file The main archive file name. filter Input/output file filter command. command is applied to each file as it is read from or written to the archive. command is split into space separated arguments, and is executed with the pathname of the file to be processed as the last argument. The standard output of the resulting command is read by pax. --nodescend is implied by --filter. If command is - and the archive is being written and there are no command line file arguments, then each line on the standard input is interpreted as a delimiter separated command: XoptionsXcommandXphysicalXlogical, where: command A delimiter character that does not appear outside quotes. , separated [no]name[=value] options: Override the command line --logical and --physical options for this file. A shell command that reads the physical file and writes the filtered contents to the standard output. If command is empty then the file contents are copied unchanged. The actual file path, used for archive status. The file path as it will appear in the archive. If logical is empty then the physical path is used. The resulting path is still subject to any --edit options. The archive format. Formats are automatically detected on read. A basic, compress and delta format may be combined, separated by :. The supported formats are: format:=pax ANSI standard label tape; for tape devices only EBCDIC standard label tape; for tape devices only cpio binary with symlinks cpio character with symlinks POSIX 1003.1-1988 tar POSIX 1003.1-2001 extended ustar pre-POSIX tar with symlinks s5r4 extended cpio character s5r4 extended cpio character with checksum VMS backup savset; for tape devices only; for input only object library archive; for input only virtual database Redhat rpm package encapsulated cpio; for input only encapsulated mime; for input only MS outlook transport neutral encapsulation format; for input only mvs partitioned dataset; for listing only arj archive; for input only MS cabinet file; for input only mvs CA-librarian file; for input only lha archive; for input only rar archive; for input only zip 2.1 / PKZIP 2.04g archive.; for input only zoo archive; for input only omf archive; for input only pdp11 archive; for input only system V release 0 archive; for input only portable archive; for input only aix archive; for input only aixbig archive; for input only local ar archive; for input only compression methods ---- Lempel-Ziv compression gzip compression bzip compression delta methods ---- delta88 difference/compression; for input only from File data input character set name. Only files that have no control characters in the first 256 bytes are converted. The character set names are: 8 bit ascii X/Open ebcdic mvs OpenEdition ebcdic ibm OS/400 AS/400 ebcdic siemens posix-bc ebcdic putepilogue() native code set multibyte 8-bit unicode multibyte 7-bit unicode euc family dos code page unicode runes little endian unicode runes gid Group id. The default is the group id of the invoking process. group globexthdr.name Equivalent to header=format. gname Group name. The default is the group name of the invoking process.. header header=format sets the global header path name format to the listopt format. The default is %(dir)s/PaxHeaders/%(file)s when strict conformance is in effect (see getconf(1) CONFORMANCE) and @PaxHeaders/%(sequence)s otherwise. header:=format sets the extended header path name format to the listopt format. The default is %(tmp)s/GlobalHead/%(entry)s when strict conformance is in effect and @PaxGlobals/%(sequence)s otherwise. The strict conformance defaults are prone to global header filename collisions and are ill-defined when extended header names exceed the underlying header format limits. ignore ignore=pattern ignores all global and extended header keywords matching the ksh(1) pattern; ignore:=pattern ignores all extended header keywords matching pattern. install Generate an installation sh(1) script file that contains chmod(1), chgrp(1) and chown(1) commands to restore file modes and ownership not supported by standard cpio(1) and tar(1). Only files with user or group specific read/execute/setuid permissions are included in the script. The script is added to the archive with member name path. intermediate Copy each file to an intermediate name and rename to the real name if the intermediate copy succeeds; otherwise retain the original file and issue a diagnostic. invalid Invalid path action: action bypass|ignore Silently ignore. rename|prompt Prompt for new name. write|translate Automatically translate and/or truncate to local specifications. utf-8|UTF-8 Convert to UTF-8. invert Invert pattern match sense. The !(...) construct is more general. keepgoing Attempt to skip over damaged input archive data. label Append string to the volume label; label:=string prepends string. string link Hard link files on output if possible. linkdata Output data with each hard link. The default outputs the data only with the first link in the archive. linkpath Symbolic link pathname. listformat|listopt Append to the member listing format string. format follows printf(3) conventions, except that sfio(3) inline ids are used instead of arguments: %[-+][width[.precis[.base]]](id[:subformat])char. If char is s then the string form of the item is listed, otherwise the corresponding numeric form is listed. subformat overrides the default formatting for id. All of the file related options are supported as ids, along with the following: The header checksum string; empty if not supported. The device major and minor number string, empty if not a device file. The major device number, 0 if not supported. The minor device number, 0 if not supported. File directory name (base elided). The file serial number, 0 if not supported. The link operation string, == for hard links, -> for symbolic links, otherwise empty. The header magic string; empty if not supported. The file type mark character string: hard link symbolic link directory fifo socket block or character special executable The file type and acces mode. The hard link count. The archive member sequence number. Numbers for volumes >1 are of the form volume.sequence. The header type flag string; empty if not supported. The header version string; empty if not supported. subformats ---- Expands to si if the value of id matches the shell pattern pi, or the empty string if there is no match. The integral value as a fmtmode(3) string. The integral value as a fmtperm(3) string. The integral value as a strftime(3) string. For example, --format="%8(mtime)u %(ctime:time=%H:%M:%S)s" lists the mtime in seconds since the epoch and the ctime as hours:minutes:seconds. listmacro Define a --listformat macro. name[=value] local Reject files and links that traverse outside the current directory. logical|follow Follow symbolic links. The default is determined by getconf PATH_RESOLVE. maxout Output media size limit. metaphysical Follow command argument symbolic links, otherwise don't follow. The default is determined by getconf PATH_RESOLVE. meter Display a one line text meter showing archive read progress. The input must be seekable. compress and bzip uncompressed input size is estimated. mkdir Create intermediate directories on output. On by default. mtime Preserve or set file modify times. File base name (directory elided). options Set options without leading -- from string. ordered Input files and base are ordered by name. owner Change output file owner to current user or to uid if specified. uid passphrase Passphrase for formats that support encryption. The default value is prompted on and read from /dev/tty. File path name. physical Don't follow symbolic links. The default is determined by getconf PATH_RESOLVE. pid pax process id. preserve Preserve selected file attributes: aemops Don't preserve access time. Preserve everything permissible. Don't preserve modify time. Preserve user, group, setuid and setgid. Preserve mode. Preserve setuid and setgid. read Read files from the archive. record-charset Enable character set translation. On by default. record-delimiter vdb format record delimiter character. No delimiter if omitted. The default is ; . char record-format Labeled tape record format: DFSUV decimal variable fixed length spanned input block size binary variable record-header Member header, NULL if omitted. The default value is format specific. record-line Records are lines. The default is format specific. record-match Select record formats that match pattern. record-pad Pad records. The default is format specific. record-size Fixed length record size. The default is format specific. record-trailer Member trailer, NULL if omitted. The default is format specific. release|ATT.release The pax implementation release stamp. reset-atime Reset the file access times of copied files. File size. strict Disable non-standard extensions. The default is determined by the getconf(1) CONFORMANCE setting. summary List summary information for each archive. On by default. symlink symlink files if possible. tape Canonical tape unit name and operations. [#][lmhcu][n][bv][s[#]][k[#]] unit number [0-9] low density medium density high density compressed uncompressed don't rewind on close bsd behavior system V behavior skip all [#] volumes keep all [#] volumes after skip test Test mask for debugging. Multiple values are or'ed together. mask testdate --listformat time values newer than date will be printed as date. Used for regression testing. date times Preserve atime, ctime, and mtime. tmp The value of the TMPDIR environment variable if defined, otherwise /tmp. to Output character set. See --from above for supported character set names. User id. The default is the user id of the invoking process. user uname User name. The default is the user name of the invoking process. unblocked Force unblocked input/output. The default is format specific. Both input and output are unblocked if the value is omitted. uncompressed|delta.size|ATT.uncompressed|ATT.delta.size The uncompressed size of the current archive entry, 0 if the entry is not compressed. update Only copy archive members that are newer than the target files. verbose Produce long listings or list each file name as it is processed. verify Prompt for verification and/or rename. warn Enable archive format specific warnings. write Write files to the archive. yes Prompt for yes/no file verification. The number of files, blocks, and optionally the number of volumes and media parts are listed on the standard error. For -v the input archive formats are also listed on the standard error. Copies the contents of the current directory to tape drive 1, medium density. Copies the olddir directory hierarchy to newdir. ar(1), cpio(1), find(1), getconf(1), gzip(1), ksh(1), ratz(1), star(1), tar(1), tw(1), fsync(2), libdelta(3), cpio(5), tar(5) Special privileges may be required to copy special files. Some archive formats have hard upper limits on member string, numeric and data sizes. Attribute values larger than the standard min-max values may cause additional header or embedded data records to be output for some formats; these records are ignored by old versions of cpio(1) and tar(1). --format=pax avoids size and portability limitations but requires a working reader on the receiving side. nocom - strip comments from C source files nocom strips // ... and /* ... */ comments from each C source file and writes the result on the standard output. Comments that span multiple lines are replaced by newline characters to retain the original source line numbering. If file is omitted then the standard input is read. [ file ... ] cc(1), wc(1) rpm2cpio - convert rpm file to cpio file rpm2cpio converts the input rpm(1) file, or the standard input if file is omitted, to a cpio(1) file on the standard output. This command is provided for interface compatibility; use pax(1) to read rpm files directly. show Show the underlying pax(1) command but do not execute. List the package file members as they are converted. [ file ] cpio(1), pax(1), rpm(1) %s not implemented on this system Input/output file path match and filter command. command is applied to each file that matches pattern as it is read from or written to the archive. X is any delimiter not occurring in pattern. command is split into space separated arguments, and is executed with the pathname of the file to be processed as the last argument. The standard output of the resulting command is read by pax. XpatternXcommand %s compression sync|fsync fsync(2) each file after it is copied. %s format %s totals entries=%d count=%I*d expand=%I*d offset=%I*d BLOCKSIZE=%I*d n=%I*d blocks=%I*d putheader() putprologue() puttrailer() %s: %s: entry %d.%d op = %c%s %s: align pad=%ld %s: filter file size = %ld %s: head entries=%lu datalen=%lu num=%lu %s: intermediate %s %s: invalid file mode expression %s: invalid mode expression %s: lead name=%s archnum=%d osnum=%d sigtype=%d %s: magic swap=%d magic=%08x major=%d minor=%d %s: mark=%d %s: verify magic=%08x major=%d minor=%d type=%d VDB: next=`%s' addlink(%s,%s) archive=%s path=%s name=%s entry=%d.%d size=%I*u uncompressed=%I*u delta=%c%s backup(%s): %I*d backup(%s): reread %I*d bget(%s,%I*d,%d) overlapping memcpy n=%I*d i=%d m=%d next=%p last=%p bget(%s,%I*d,%d): reallocate %u=>%d bget(%s,%I*d,%d): slide %u align %u bget(%s,%I*d@%I*d,%d): %s blocksize=%d buffersize=%d recordsize=%d bput(%s,%I*d@%I*d): %s bread(%s) skip(%I*d@%I*d) bread(%s,%I*d@%I*d): %s bseek(%s,%I*d,%d,%d) bunread(%s,%d@%I*d): %s bwrite(%s,%I*d@%I*d): %s bwrite(%s,%I*d@%I*d): check %s checkdelta: %s size=%I*d:%I*d checksum=%08x:%08x copy non-empty untouched base hard links copy remaining untouched base files copy the base delete entries delread: fd=%d n=%d off=%I*d: seek error delread: fd=%d n=%d siz=%I*d off=%I*d: seek error delread: op=%o buf=%p n=%d off=%I*d nxt=%I*d delta PASS%s delta: %s: file=%s delta: create: file=%s delta: delta: file=%s offset=%ld size=%ld expand=%d delwrite: op=%o buf=%p n=%d off=%I*d device name is %s extend %s level=%d:%d:%d entry=%d:%d perm=(%s,%I*d) temp=(%s,%I*d) filter: %s %s getfile(%s) getfile(%s): dev'=%d ino'=%d getfile(): path=%s name=%s mode=%s size=%I*d identify format label: %-*.*s lseek(%s,%I*d,%d) mime magic `%s' option: %s%s%-.1s=%s type=%c entry=%d level=%d number=%I*u read(%s,%d): %s record: type=%d size=%d usage %s verify untouched base files write(%s,%ld): %s chmod Apply the chmod(1) mode expression to file modes written to archive headers. getepilogue() getheader() getprologue() volume=%d eof=%d [!][prompt] forceconvert Force --from conversion even if the data contains control characters in the first 256 bytes. unix 4th-7th edition PDP-11 tp archive; for input only X/Open ibm ebcdic (not idempotent) gettrailer() Solaris flash package encapsulated archive; for input only mvs ebcdic microfocus cobol ebcdic