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From: Nathan Stratton <nathan@robotics.net>
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Subject: Repairing .tgz files.
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I am trying to tar -zxvf a 15 gig tar file (yes my backup). I get about
1/4 way through it and start getting files names that are unreadable (lots
of funkey ASCII stuff. Is there any tool out there that works on linux or
freebsd that can repart a .tgz file?

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Nathan Stratton
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