tar does not teat well symlinked file when it is symlinked to a file in its parent directory. Here's the case. Current directory is <test> and a file, <foo>, is in the parent directory. $ ls -s ../foo foo $ cd .. $ tar cvf test.tar test $ rm -rf test $ tar xvf test.tar $ cd test $ls -laF Wow! The size of foo is zero !
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