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I am trying to extract a file using tar. I cd'ed to the directory I wanted to start in. I had the tar file in the same directory. I executed tar xvf filename . It appeared that it was extracting into the directory the tar file was created from instead of into the directory I was in. How do I get tar to extract where I want? I looked at the man page and I have 2 books for help but I don't see what I did wrong.
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