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Explore Stack Internal Do you have the latest version of tar handy somewhere else (a different computer)? If
If so, just scpscp it to /usr/local/bin/usr/local/bin, assuming /usr/local/bin/usr/local/bin precedes the regular tartar in your command path. Then, you can upgrade: apt-get install tar
apt-get install tar Do you have the latest version of tar handy somewhere else (a different computer)? If so, just scp it to /usr/local/bin, assuming /usr/local/bin precedes the regular tar in your command path. Then, you can upgrade: apt-get install tar
Do you have the latest version of tar handy somewhere else (a different computer)?
If so, just scp it to /usr/local/bin, assuming /usr/local/bin precedes the regular tar in your command path. Then, you can upgrade:
apt-get install tar 
