POSIX tar

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POSIX tar is the standardized Unix archive file format specification that defines how tar utilities should create and interpret tar archives for portability across compliant systems.

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instanceOf POSIX standard component
Unix archive format
archive file format specification
alsoKnownAs POSIX ustar format
ustar
appliesTo tar archive readers
tar archive writers
tar utilities
basedOn traditional Unix tar format
category file archiving standard
compatibleWith traditional Unix tar readers
defines layout of tar headers
portable tar archive structure
representation of file metadata in tar archives
rules for creating tar archives
rules for interpreting tar archives
tar archive format
ensures portability of tar archives between compliant implementations
goal ensure consistent behavior of tar across platforms
hasMediaType application/x-tar
hasPurpose interoperability of tar utilities
portability of tar archives across compliant systems
introducedIn POSIX
surface form: POSIX.1-1988
partOf POSIX ustar format
surface form: POSIX file archive utilities specification

POSIX
surface form: POSIX.1 standard
relatedTo cpio format
pax interchange format
tar file format
specifies 512-byte record size for tar blocks
header fields for checksum
header fields for device major number
header fields for device minor number
header fields for file mode
header fields for file name
header fields for file size
header fields for file type flag
header fields for filename prefix
header fields for group ID
header fields for group name
header fields for link name
header fields for magic and version
header fields for modification time
header fields for user ID
header fields for user name
octal encoding for numeric fields in tar headers
ustar format
standardizedBy IEEE Standards Association
surface form: IEEE

POSIX
The Open Group
usedBy BSD
surface form: BSD systems

GNU tar implementation
Linux distributions
Unix-like operating systems
pax utility

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