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it works but creates the folder called "no_name" with it. :(

Is there any way we can exclude this folder from getting inside the tar while creation.

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Same result ... runs without error but doesnt create a TAR

Now i have started getting this warning message too for past 2-3 attempts.

ksh: Cannot exceed the user or group quota

Yes i tried with -
tar -cf /tmp/Test_shell/archive10.tar -C /tmp/Test_shell/ZipTestFolder/

it runs without error but i dont see any tar file getting generated

Same happens when i do it...

yes .. but i want to ignore directory references inside the tar and i am not aware of any other way of doing it.

I am running this command in WAS through java code so cannot do a cd to that...

I m new to unix and trying to use tar command with -C option -

tar -cf /tmp/Test_shell/ZipTestFolder/archive10.tar -C /tmp/Test_shell/ZipTestFolder/ .

It creates one more folder no_name...