Hi. I know it's documented (see my report). I think that a change in the
behavior would help pipelines a lot and make the behavior more consistent.
IMHO.
Il mer 9 ott 2024, 16:00 Sergey Poznyakoff ha scritto:
> Hi Vincenzo,
>
> That's a normal and documented behavior. Quoting GNU Tar Manual,
>
Hi Vincenzo,
That's a normal and documented behavior. Quoting GNU Tar Manual,
subsection 8.1.1 "Creating and Reading Compressed Archives":
The only case when you have to specify a decompression option while
reading the archive is when reading from a pipe or from a tape drive
that does n
#System:
ArchLinux (up-to-date) on x86_64
tar: GNU tar 1.35
gzip 1.13
# Steps to reproduce:
1. Get/create a compressed archive (e.g. "tar cfz test.tar.gz /etc/xdg")
2. Check it can be read and handled by tar (e.g. "tar tvf test.tar.gz")
3. Try to handle it from stdin (e.g. "tar tvf - < test.tar.gz
#System:
ArchLinux (up-to-date) on x86_64
tar: GNU tar 1.35
gzip 1.13
# Steps to reproduce:
1. Get/create a compressed archive (e.g. "tar cfz test.tar.gz /etc/xdg")
2. Check it can be read and handled by tar (e.g. "tar tvf test.tar.gz")
3. Try to handle it from stdin (e.g. "tar tvf - < test.tar.gz
