Hi, This is the test case: OS: Solaris 10 Host: non-global zone Tar version: 1.19 I use the following command to create a tar file: tar cvPTWf list.file my.tar
Where list.file contents only one line: /usr/local/testdir/testfile After my.tar file creating I remove /usr/local/testdir dir, And use the following command to open tar file: tar xvPf my.tar I get the following error message: Tar: /usr/local/testdir/testfile: Cannot open: No such file or directory Tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors Some more info: 1.Using tar command without P flag creates local dir tree without any problem. 2.Using /usr/sbin/tar instead of Gnu tar fix the problem. 3.Gnu tar on other file system(not /usr/local) works properly. 4.Creating /usr/local/testdir dir prior to tar command execution fix the problem. 5. Gnu tar works properly on global zone. Best Regards, Vadim Livshitz Amdocs Israel Unix Team * 972-9-7762173 * mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] This message and the information contained herein is proprietary and confidential and subject to the Amdocs policy statement, you may review at http://www.amdocs.com/email_disclaimer.asp
