How can I extract extract a .depot file on HPUX?
The .depot file is a tarred dir stucture, with some of the files gzipped under the same name as original.
Note that my environment is quite limited - I can t have root, I don t have swinstall.
At best, the solution should work on Linux too.
I have tried to untar and gunzip -f -r -d -v --suffix= .
But the problem is that the gzipped files have no suffix, so in the end, gzip deletes them.
It was relatively easy:
for f in `find -type f` ; do
mv $f $f.gz
gunzip $f.gz
done
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