This one time, at band camp, Kris Kvilekval said:
> 
> The original backup code in deluser first writes the tar file, and then 
> compresses it.
> This patch simply uses some gnu tar options (already required) to accomplish
> the same.   This is useful when backup up over NFS.
>         if($bzip2) {
> !           $options .= "--bzip2";
> !               $ext = ".bz2";
>         } elsif($gzip) {
> !           $options .= "--gzip";
> !               $ext = ".gz";
>         }
> +       &systemcall($tar, "-c" , $options, "-f", $backup_name.$ext, 
> "--files-from", $filesfilename);

This will leave a file named '$backup.tar.' in the case that both of those
compressors are missing, I think.  Otherwise, it seems reasonable.  I'll
look at merging it in shortly.

Thanks for the report,
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