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Is there a way to specify extraction path for dtrx utlity? From my understanding it always extracts to the same directory where the archive files are. Below is the command I used :
dtrx -r filename_pattern
I see no mention of a target path parameter in the man page.
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Is there a way to specify extraction path for dtrx utlity? From my understanding it always extracts to the same directory where the archive files are. Below is the command I used :
dtrx -r filename_pattern
I see no mention of a target path parameter in the man page.
Thanks.
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If it's not in themanpage, your answer is "NO". You couldcd target_directory;dtrx -r $OLDPWD/filename_pattern;cd -
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Is there a way to specify extraction path for dtrx utlity? From my understanding it always extracts to the same directory where the archive files are. Below is the command I used :
dtrx -r filename_pattern
I see no mention of a target path parameter in the man page.
Thanks.
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asked Mar 23 at 4:36
Abhi
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Is there a way to specify extraction path for dtrx utlity? From my understanding it always extracts to the same directory where the archive files are. Below is the command I used :
dtrx -r filename_pattern
I see no mention of a target path parameter in the man page.
Thanks.
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asked Mar 23 at 4:36
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asked Mar 23 at 4:36
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asked Mar 23 at 4:36
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If it's not in themanpage, your answer is "NO". You couldcd target_directory;dtrx -r $OLDPWD/filename_pattern;cd -
– waltinator
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If it's not in themanpage, your answer is "NO". You couldcd target_directory;dtrx -r $OLDPWD/filename_pattern;cd -
– waltinator
Mar 23 at 14:10
If it's not in the
man page, your answer is "NO". You could cd target_directory;dtrx -r $OLDPWD/filename_pattern;cd -– waltinator
Mar 23 at 14:10
If it's not in the
man page, your answer is "NO". You could cd target_directory;dtrx -r $OLDPWD/filename_pattern;cd -– waltinator
Mar 23 at 14:10
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manpage, your answer is "NO". You couldcd target_directory;dtrx -r $OLDPWD/filename_pattern;cd -– waltinator
Mar 23 at 14:10