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I'd also add `-j' to that list. j = bzip2 I find a lot of packages with the `.tar.bz2' extension. Just replace `z' with `j' in your tar command and you're goo
by sobering 13y ago
I'd also add `-j' to that list.
j = bzip2
I find a lot of packages with the `.tar.bz2' extension. Just replace `z' with `j' in your tar command and you're good.
- lucb1e 13y agoCan't edit my post anymore, but good tip! As dmd commented though, it seems tar automatically detects compression on files because of the file extension.