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Code Editor : AN-1.5.1
Star is the fastest tar archiver for UNIX Star has many improvements compared to other tar implementations (including gnu tar). See below for a short description of the highlight of star. Star is located on: ftp://ftp.berlios.de/pub/star Changes since star-1.5: /*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ Between star-1.5 and star-1.5.1, there have been mostly changes that enhance the portability and stability. - New support for ATARI-ST using FreeMiNT - New support for Haiku - New support for Syllable - New support for Cygwin on Vista-64-Bit platforms - New support for DragonFly BSD - Added support for 64 bit compilation on HP-HX using "cc". Use make CCOM=cc64 as usual to switch to 64 bit compilation. - Added support for 64 bit compilation on IRIX using "cc" and "gcc". Use make CCOM=cc64 or CCOM=gcc64 as usual to switch to 64 bit compilation. - Enhanced config.guess to support DragonFly BSD and OpenVMS - The build exnvironment is cleaned up if the compilation is controlled by smake or gmake (LC_* are set to "C"). - Added GMAKE_NOWARN=true to allow to disable the gmake warning - Now supporting dynamic libraries on Mac OS X - Avoid problems with tr(1) when compiling with gmake os SunPro-Make. - Avoid simple suffix rules for smake to speed up implicit rule search. - Added rules for OpenVMS - Enhanced include/schily/priv.h to distinct Solaris and AIX process privileges - New file include/schily/math.h - New file include/schily/dbgmalloc.h - VMS specific devide definitions have been added to include/schily/device.h - The file include/schily/wait.h now uses definitions that better deal with platforms that have both: "union wait" and a POSIX style "int *" wait(2) parameter. - Beware in include/schily/utypes.h: VMS on VAX has no long long - The file include/schily/vfork.h adds definitions to allow to use vfork() on VMS - Schily autoconf now implements a better way to check whether a function is defined in libc and avoids to define -lc for the related library name. - Schily autoconf now implements a better check gor bash that includes support for bash-1.x that is still used on OpenVMS. - Schily autoconf now checks for struct utsname.arch to support VMS - Schily autoconf now implements a better check for opendir() and a related library name. - Schily autoconf now implements a vfork() check that does not hang infinitely on OpenVMS - conf/oarch.sh was enhanced to match the code in the make file rules. - New align test for long double in incs/align_test.c - New "max align" type in incs/align_test.c - libschily/*bytes.c now support 64 bit compilation and use a "ssize_t" typed count parameter instead of "int". - libschily/fconv.c now contains better support for isinf()/isnan() for several platforms that do not offer a C99 complient base. This includes HP-UX 11.11 and newer AIX versions. There now are local macros as a fallback that work for IEEE compliant floating point coding. - The libshcily/fexec*() functions now use a I/O redirection method that is compatible with the vfork() behavior on OpenVMS. - libfind was rewritten to use vfork() instead of fork() to allow to support OpenVMS. - fixed a typo in libfind/idcache.c - Added $(LIB_ACL_TEST) to the libs for libfind to allow a shared libfind with ACL support on Linux. - fixed a bug in star that caused star to print the list output on stderr if the archive was read from stdin. - star -c -dump -acl -find . now works correctly as it now uses short names for retrieving ACLs. - star H=help now marks the default archive type - star does no longer allow to read/write the archive data from/to a terminal - tartest and star_sym now include a -version option - star_sym no honors the autoconf result HAVE_FCHDIR - Fixed a bug in star introduced with the new check for: "Archive cannot be a tty." that could cause star to dump core when in copy mode. - star now better checks the parameter for the -s substitute option. This is needed in order to catch typos in arg lists. - star check for same filedescriptor on archive and stdout had a typo that caused undfined behavior and sometimes star -tv output did go to stderr. - star/checkerr.c now correctly handles the "WARN" directive. - star -C missing-dir now correctly sets the exitcode from star - star -C missing-dir may now be handled by a new errctl= tag "CHRDIR" - star -X is now working correctly, thanks to a Johannes Geiss <jgeiss@arcor.de> who detected a copy/paste error made while -X was copied from list= - Correctly abort the FIFO in cdrecord and star on BeOS and Haiku in case that the clone ara cannot be made shared. - The directory "testscripts" has been renamed to "star/testscripts" - Fixed the debug print code in the sparse file handling code to use %zd instead of just %d for size_t parameters. - star/fifo.c rewritten to avoid a core dump from the optimizer program of the SGI IRIX C-compiler. - Added autoconf test to distinct Linux ACLs from IRIX ACLs - let libfind deal with the differences between Linux ACLs and IRIX ACLs TODO: - Complete the man page for spax - Implement multi volume continuation headers that work for files > 8 GB where the last tar header (a POSIX.1-2001 'x'-header) was split across volumes. In this case, if only POSIX compliant TAR features are allowed, the extracting TAR would not be able to correctly skip the large file as it does not know the content of the POSIX.1-2001 'x'-header. For this reason, later star versions need to implement a method to create multi volume continuation (skip) headers that include the size of the split POSIX.1-2001 'x'-header and the size of the following large file. Note that even with this method we would need a new method (different from the current bitmap) to deal with multi volume continuation headers for split files in case the FIFO in star may be larger than 8 GB. - Implement a autoconf extension to to deal with Linux with XFS where not all ACL handling is inside -lacl ??? is this still true? Revision history (short) 1982 First version on UNOS (extract only) 1985 Port to UNIX (fully functional version) 1985 Added pre Posix method of handling special files/devices 1986 First experiments with fifo as external process. 1993 Remote tape access 1993 diff option 1994 Fifo with shared memory integrated into star 1994 Very long filenames and sparse files 1994 Gnutar and Ustar(Posix.1-1988) handling added 1994 Xstar format (extended Posix.1-1988) defined and introduced 1995 Ported to many platforms 1999 Support for Win32 (Cygwin) 1999 base 256 support to overcome limitation with octal fields 2001 Large file support 2001 Support for POSIX.1-2001 extended headers 2001 Support for ACLs in POSIX.1-2001 extended headers 2002 Support for extended file flags in POSIX.1-2001 extended headers 2002 Support for extended inode meta data and meta files 2003 New program tartest allows to verify POSIX.1-1990 tar archive compliance 2003 Error control added to allow to selectively ignore error contitions 2003 ED like pattern based file name substitution with -s '/from/to/[gp]' 2003 Efficient built in -copy mode 2003 Basic support for incremental dumps (incremental restore not yet ready) 2003 CPIO archive support 2003 New command 'pax/spax' for POSIX.1 command line compatibility. 2003 New command 'cpio/scpio' for SUSv2 command line compatibility. 2003 New command 'suntar' for Solaris command line compatibility. 2003 New command 'gnutar' for GNU tar command line compatibility. 2003 Support for reliable multi-volume archives with media size detection 2005 Support for full and incremental dumps and restores. 2005 The find(1) code has been integrated via libfind and allows to use find on archives 2005 Changed license from GPL to CDDL 2005 Added support for a reliable sparse file interface in Solaris Supported platforms: Virtually any! Known to work: SunOS 4.x, Solaris (SunOS 5.x), Linux, HP-UX, DG/UX, IRIX, AIX, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, OSF-1, True-64, QNX, BeOS, Apollo Domain/OS, Next-STep, OS/2, SCO-openserver, SCO-unixware, Caldera OpenUnix, Cygwin (Win32), Sony NewsOS, BSDi (BSD/OS), QNX, Apple Rhapsody, MacOS X, AmigaOS, GNU Hurd Joerg ------------------------------------------------------------- Star is the fastest known implementation of a tar archiver. Star development started 1982, the first complete implementation has been done in 1985. I never did my backups with other tools than star. Its main advantages over other tar implementations are: fifo - keeps the tape streaming. This gives you faster backups than you can achieve with ufsdump, if the size of the filesystem is > 1 GByte. remote tape support - a fast RMT implementation that has no probems to saturate a 100 Mb/s network. accurate sparse files - star is able to reproduce holes in sparse files accurately if the OS includes the needed support functions. This is currently true for Solaris-2.3 to Solaris-2.5.1 pattern matcher - for a convenient user interface (see manual page for more details). To archive/extract a subset of files. sophisticated diff - user tailorable interface for comparing tar archives against file trees This is one of the most interesting parts of the star implementation. no namelen limitation - Pathnames up to 1024 Bytes may be archived. (The same limitation applies to linknames) This limit may be expanded in future without changing the method to record long names. deals with all 3 times - stores/restores all 3 times of a file (even creation time) With POSIX.1-2001 the times are in nanosecond granularity. Star may reset access time after doing backup. On Solaris this can be done without changing the ctime. does not clobber files - more recent copies on disk will not be clobbered from tape This may be the main advantage over other tar implementations. This allows automatically repairing of corruptions after a crash & fsck (Check for differences after doing this with the diff option). automatic byte swap - star automatically detects swapped archives and transparently reads them the right way automatic format detect - star automatically detects several common archive formats and adopts to them. Supported archive types are: Old tar, gnu tar, ansi tar, star, POSIX.1-2001 PAX, Sun's Solaris tar. automatic compression detect - star automatically detects whether the archive is compressed. If it has been compressed with a compression program that is compatible to decompression with "gzip" or "bzip2", star automatically activates decompression. fully ansi compatible - Star is fully ANSI/Posix 1003.1 compatible. See README.otherbugs for a complete description of bugs found in other tar implementations. Star is the first tar implementation that supports POSIX.1-2001. support for ACLs and file flags - star supports Access Control Lists and extended file flags (as found on FreeBSD and Linux). Support to archive and restore other file properties may be easily added. support for all inode metadata - star supports to put all inode metadata on the archive. This allows future versions of star to perform true incremental dumps. sophisticated error control - allows to tell star which error types should be ignored for wich file name pattern. This allows to write backup scripts that give no error messages for all problems that are tolerable (e.g. growing log files). ED like filename substitution - star supports automated pattern rule based file name substitution as documented for 'pax'. A fast built in -copy mode - allows to make fast and accurate copies and directory tree comparisons. Integrated find(1) code - allows many interesting new features that would be possible with a separate find call. Have a look at the manual page, it is included in the distribution.
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