tar restore --listed-incremental timestamp is in the future
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I have some backups that were created using tar
--listed-incremental
features. When I restore the individual backups one after the other using tar -xf archive.tar
I get no warnings but if I restore them using tar --extract --listed-incremental --file archive.tar
I get time stamp is in the future warning on several files. Although I am restoring on a different machine, I have to say that the backups have been done a month ago so there cannot be anything related to differnt times on the computers. Finally when I look at the extracted files for which there was the warning they have a completely different time and date than those mentioned in the warning.
What is going on?
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I have some backups that were created using tar
--listed-incremental
features. When I restore the individual backups one after the other using tar -xf archive.tar
I get no warnings but if I restore them using tar --extract --listed-incremental --file archive.tar
I get time stamp is in the future warning on several files. Although I am restoring on a different machine, I have to say that the backups have been done a month ago so there cannot be anything related to differnt times on the computers. Finally when I look at the extracted files for which there was the warning they have a completely different time and date than those mentioned in the warning.
What is going on?
backup tar restore
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I have some backups that were created using tar
--listed-incremental
features. When I restore the individual backups one after the other using tar -xf archive.tar
I get no warnings but if I restore them using tar --extract --listed-incremental --file archive.tar
I get time stamp is in the future warning on several files. Although I am restoring on a different machine, I have to say that the backups have been done a month ago so there cannot be anything related to differnt times on the computers. Finally when I look at the extracted files for which there was the warning they have a completely different time and date than those mentioned in the warning.
What is going on?
backup tar restore
I have some backups that were created using tar
--listed-incremental
features. When I restore the individual backups one after the other using tar -xf archive.tar
I get no warnings but if I restore them using tar --extract --listed-incremental --file archive.tar
I get time stamp is in the future warning on several files. Although I am restoring on a different machine, I have to say that the backups have been done a month ago so there cannot be anything related to differnt times on the computers. Finally when I look at the extracted files for which there was the warning they have a completely different time and date than those mentioned in the warning.
What is going on?
backup tar restore
backup tar restore
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