Tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
This problem was generated when I decompressed the file on my fedora9 during the installation of VMware Tools. At the beginning, I was unable to solve the problem. I did not actually solve the problem after searching many files on the Internet.
Here I will only talk about the solution under my Linux situation, which is actually very simple, that is, the file you want to decompress is copied from your shared folder to any sub-folder under liunx. This problem may also occur during compression. I search a lot of information on the Internet in three ways: 1. Insufficient memory; 2. You need to modify the operation permissions of some files. As for how to modify the permissions, you can find the problematic files by yourself. 3. Problems with FTP settings.
The following are some of the better solutions I have found. I hope they will be useful for your reference only:
When you use the tar command to back up data, the following error occurs: Tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors. The tar package compression command is as follows:
Tar-czvf dir.tar.gz dir
........................................ ..
........................................ ..
Tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
After a Google search, there may be two problems:
1. Some files in the packaging directory may not have the permission to read (R;
2. Some directories in the packaging directory may not have the permission to execute (X;
Find the file or directory with a permission problem and use the following chmod command to change their permissions:
# Changing File Permissions
Chmod U + R File
# Change Directory Permissions
Chmod-r u + XR dir
After the permission settings are complete, use the tar command to package and compress without the tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors error.
Sometimes, tar: Error exit delayed from previous errorserror occurs during decompression. This error is often caused by the fact that some files/directories in the xxx.tar.gz package cannot be read by the current user. This is often the case when you use FTP commands to transfer files. You only need to change the FTP transmission mode to binary:
FTP 192.168.0.1
# Omit the logon password and .....
# Set the FTP command mode to bin
Ftp> Bin
Ftp> put ~ /Xxx.tar.gz yyy.tar.gz
In this way, the tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors error will no longer occur when you extract the file through FTP.