[Zope] Fyi: Zope 2.6.1 on HP-UX 11.0/11.11 Requires GNU tar

Sun, 30 Mar 2003 23:20:04 -0500

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Hi. You may want to update the Installation Instructions to reflect that
HP-UX v11.00 or 11.11 (11i) also require the use of GNU tar for Zope.

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The bundled tar under HP-UX imposes a pathname limitation of about 100 =
chars
however it does /not/ complain when encountering a long pathname. It =
merely
cuts the pathname to the maximum and happily proceeds which causes a lot =
of
headaches when trying to get it going.

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font-family:Arial'>Hi&#8230; You may want to update the Installation
Instructions to reflect that HP-UX v11.00 or 11.11 (11i) also require =
the use
of GNU tar for Zope.</span></font></p>

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The bundled tar under HP-UX imposes a pathname =
limitation of
about 100 chars however it does /not/ complain when encountering a long
pathname. It merely cuts the pathname to the maximum and happily =
proceeds which
causes a lot of headaches when trying to get it going.

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