Revisions to tar: Exiting with failure status due to previous errors

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edited Jul 27, 2020 at 16:33

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theThe problem is the argument, f argument take. It takes the next value as the filename, so it must be the last of argument:

tar cvzf output.tgz folder

or:

tar -cvzf output.tgz folder

isThese are both the same and no takedon't produce an error.

the problem is the argument, f argument take the next as the filename, so it must be the last of argument

tar cvzf output.tgz folder

or

tar -cvzf output.tgz folder

is the same and no take error.

The problem is the f argument. It takes the next value as the filename, so it must be the last argument:

tar cvzf output.tgz folder

or:

tar -cvzf output.tgz folder

These are both the same and don't produce an error.

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edit approved Jan 28, 2013 at 11:11

RTOSkit

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the problem is the argument, ff argument take the next as the filename, so it must be the last of argument tar cvzf output.tgz folder or tar -cvzf output.tgz folder is

tar cvzf output.tgz folder

or

tar -cvzf output.tgz folder

is the same and no take error!!!.

the problem is the argument, f argument take the next as the filename, so it must be the last of argument tar cvzf output.tgz folder or tar -cvzf output.tgz folder is the same and no take error!!!

the problem is the argument, f argument take the next as the filename, so it must be the last of argument

tar cvzf output.tgz folder

or

tar -cvzf output.tgz folder

is the same and no take error.

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created Jan 28, 2013 at 9:21

Andrea Monni

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the problem is the argument, f argument take the next as the filename, so it must be the last of argument tar cvzf output.tgz folder or tar -cvzf output.tgz folder is the same and no take error!!!

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