tar : directory checksum error in solaris2.6 while untaring tamcat
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tar : directory checksum error in solaris2.6 while untaring tamcat
hello everybody!!
I'm trying to install tomcat4.1.29 in sun solaris2.6...but when i tried to untar the file jakarta-tomcat-4.1.29.tar.gz with the command:
You'll need to gunzip the file first, then untar it. Do it in two distinct steps so that you know whether it's the gunzip or the tar that is breading down.
i have done it in both the ways. it is giving error at the time of untaring. i think this is because of the version problem. yesterday i tried older version of tomcat, that was working fine. can u tell me any patch for this?
I would try using GNU tar or it might be possible you do not have the entire package. The checksum error usually indicates the archive is not completely there.
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