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actually I just want to add. For safety reasons whenever you tar anything always try to have the practice to specify relative instead of absolute path.
example: absolute path will be tar cf /tmp/abc.tar /etc relative path will be tar cf /tmp/xyz.tar ./etc <-- "." The danger of using absolute path is when you un-tar the file it will overwrite existing folder. example: cd /tmp tar xf abc.tar will extract and overwrite existing /etc tar xf xyz.tar will extract into /tmp only 
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