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Dye357 commented on COMPRESS-330:
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Sorry for the long delay, I can't upload the tar in question since it contains
private information - so I have been trying to synthetically manipulate a dummy
tar file but so far I have been unable to reproduce the issue using the dummy
tar file. I will try and spend some more time on this later this week. If I'm
unable to reliably reproduce the issue I will close the ticket.
> Tar UnArchive Fails when archive contains directory sizes which are non-zero.
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> Key: COMPRESS-330
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COMPRESS-330
> Project: Commons Compress
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Archivers
> Affects Versions: 1.10
> Environment: Java 1.8
> Reporter: Dye357
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: Compress-330.patch
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> Tar UnArchive Fails when archive contains directory sizes which are non-zero.
> I recently came across a set of files which failed to extract with
> commons-compress but I was able to successfully extract the files with GNU
> tar.
> The problem is TarArchiveInputStream.java gets the size of each entry in a
> tar archive to determine how many bytes to read ahead. Directories are always
> sized 0 bytes, however its technically possible a tar archive contains a size
> for a directory. This causes the Input Stream to loose it's place and
> eventually results in an exception being thrown.
> I was able to implement a proof-of-concept fix by checking if an entity is a
> directory and setting the directory size to 0. (A directory with Files in a
> Tar Archive still has a size of 0 as the directory itself does not have size
> in the archive.)
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