Currently, creating an archive with:
tar -c -f /path/example.tar .
(dot being the current directory)
will lead to all paths inside the tar file starting with "./". I suggest omitting the "./" from the path and placing all files in the root directory of the TAR archive if no other path than "." was specified.
(Apologies for HTML email, my email provider sadly removed the plain text option from the web interface and I have no local client set up on the current device. I hope the conversion to text worked. See also: useplaintext.email)
