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by DHowett
839 days ago
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bsdtar can do this! It supports reading an mtree file (a text description of a filesystem or of the contents of an archive) as an input and producing ZIP as an output! Given an mtree file foo.mtree: #mtree
baz/bar type=file content=quux
You can produce a ZIP containing baz/bar with: bsdtar -c --format=zip -f out.zip @foo.mtree
There’s a much better explanation in the bsdtar manual at https://man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=bsdtar&sektion=1&f...If you’re on Windows, “tar.exe” is bsdtar. With the caveat that the mtree file should be saved with LF line endings, this should still work. |
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