The reason I was asking is that there has been a bug reported about "Segfault with --listed-incremental when archive includes root directory" in the debian bug tracker (and reported to the tar developers): http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=575298
The reason I was asking is that there has been a bug reported about "Segfault with --listed- incremental when archive includes root directory" in the debian bug tracker (and reported to the tar developers): http:// bugs.debian. org/cgi- bin/bugreport. cgi?bug= 575298
However, this issue should be fixed in 1.25. There's a comment in the the mailing list discussion, though (http:// old.nabble. com/Re% 3A-tar% 3A-Segfault- with--- listed- incremental- when-archive- includes- root-directory- %28fwd% 29-p28597856. html):
> One followup note: With the patch applied, it still segfaulted when doing an
> incremental based on a full backup done with an older version. After doing
> fresh full backups with the patched version, things do work properly.
Could you test whether 1.25 works after a new full backup? If not, please try to provide a stack trace (https:/ /wiki.ubuntu. com/Backtrace).