Tar command provides slightly different outputs when run from BASH script vs running manually
When the `tar` command provides slightly different outputs when run from a BASH script compared to running it manually, it's important to investigate the potential causes of this discrepancy. Here are some common reasons for such differences and how to address them: 1. **Working Directory**: - When running a `tar` command from a BASH script, the working directory of the script might be different from your manual execution. Make sure the script explicitly sets the correct working directory or uses absolute paths for files and directories to ensure consistency. 2. **User Environment**: - BASH scripts may run in a different environment than your interactive shell. Ensure that environment variables, such as `PATH` or `LD_LIBRARY_PATH`, are set correctly in your script, especially if `tar` relies on any specific paths or shared libraries. 3. **User Permissions**: - The script may be executed with different user permissions. Check the ownership and permissions of the files and