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Originally Posted by bakunin
I would like to add that archiving and compressing are two distinct independent tasks. It is not very "UNIX-like" to combine distinct tasks into one tool, so GNU-tar, as handy as it may be, is a little bit against the cultural tradition of UNIX.
bakunin
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I agreed GNU-tar is "against the cultural tradition of UNIX" but assume if we need to ftp many directory from one server into another every hours ??
1: maintain the dir
2: reduce the size so that FTP faster
By using GNU-tar it save us a lot of time,i believe.
In my environment we need to sync data between server in different country, this work the best.
