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corrupted tar file
Hi all,
I've got a corrupted tar file with some filename being like ?a=n is it possible to get them repaired? |
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Not that I know of. If you find a utility that fixes corruped tar files, please let us know..... I've been looking for years and never heard or found one. The same for gzip too!!
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