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I want to find the differences between tar folder and an ordinary folder. So I used “tar d folder2.tar folder” command in UNIX command line, but i didn’t get any output. I couldn’t even get the bash command prompt. How do i use “tar -d” command to find the differences between a tarred folder and an ordinary folder having files?
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tar df folder2.tar folder. You have to add thefflag so it doesn’t try to read the tar from stdin.