Fix overwrite of the tar header fields#24
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Set proper Typeflag and Size when handling hardlinks and regular files. Signed-off-by: Vasiliy Ulyanov <vulyanov@suse.de>
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@rmohr FYI. |
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Thanks, I first have to check a fix in that are I did before. This seems to be the same area. Did you run into a specific issue to reproduce thus? |
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No, there was no specific issue. I was debugging some stuff and just noticed that in the code. That part with hardlinks seemed not right for me. Feel free to close the PR if the fix is not relevant or correct. |
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Set proper Typeflag and Size when handling hardlinks and regular files.
Noticed that by visual code inspection: in the original code,
tarHeader.Typeflagwas overwritten withtar.TypeRegwhen handling an entry for a hardlink. A similar issue was with thetarHeader.Size: it was set to0for regular files.