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From: Carsten Wartmann <cw at mero.in-berlin.de>
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Subject: linux-l: tgz-Files greppen
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Oliver Bandel writes:
 > Hi!
 > 
 > 
 > Wie kann man auf einfache Weise in tgz-Files greppen?
[···]
 > Mit gzip -c bla.tgz  erhalte ich jedenfalls nur
 > Schrott, was ja auch eigentlich nicht vewrwundert,
 > weil man ja auch noch ent-tar-en muß. Aber wie?

Mit tar? Ich verstehe jetzt wirklich Dein Problem nicht...

Carsten.

Mhh, ich glaube ich verstehe was Du meinst...

tar xzvf MeinTar.tar.gz |grep suchbegriff

geht nicht, da ja Tar auf Disk schreibt...

Mhhhmm.