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 *  > 2) Use ${EXTRACT_CMD} ${EXTRACT_BEFORE_ARGS} ${EXTRACT_AFTER_ARGS}, not
 *  >    ${TAR} -xzf .

Actually if you want to call tar explicitly to extract a specific file
or something, using ${TAR} is fine.  ${EXTRACT_*} macros may change in
the future, ${TAR} most likely will not.

Satoshi


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