Nicolas Raoul

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I am Nicolas Raoul, IT consultant in Tokyo.

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2d	accepted	How to move a directory, file by file? (instead of “copy then remove”)
2d	comment	How to move a directory, file by file? (instead of “copy then remove”) I went the rsync way. Two problems but general success. 1) One file had a name a name just long enough for ext4 but too long for ecryptfs. Renamed. 2) Got a black screen of death img35.imageshack.us/img35/1057/rsyncfreeze.jpg controls not reacting anymore. First time I see this. Anyway, I waited until the disk stopped blinking, then rebooted, and checked that there were no more files at source with `find . -type f`
2d	comment	How to move a directory, file by file? (instead of “copy then remove”) Chunks are fine for me, as long as each chunk weights less than 50GB.
2d	comment	How to move a directory, file by file? (instead of “copy then remove”) I love the rsync idea! Apparently files are indeed removed as they are moved: superuser.com/questions/405761
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May 15	comment	Extrat tar “Cannot open: File name too long” Same problem might appear as `tar: [...] Cannot mkdir: File name too long`. Appeared on an encrypted filesystem when uncompressing a tar taken on a non-encrypted filesystem.
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Feb 22	comment	grep: Find all lines that contain Japanese kanjis +1 That works too, but Pablo was a bit faster...
Feb 22	comment	grep: Find all lines that contain Japanese kanjis That works great!
Feb 22	accepted	grep: Find all lines that contain Japanese kanjis
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Sep 19	comment	tr not replacing apostrophe `sed -e "s/’/X/"` works.