> Tar uses link count to decide whether a file might be a hard link to
> another file. In this test case, link count of bleh is 1, so it skips
> hardlink detection phase. To force hardlink detection, use the -h
> (--dereference) option:
It appears this behavior is set in the trivial_link_count v
On 1/12/22 14:50, Derek Pressnall wrote:
My
assumption was that this logic (to track inodes for all files if more
than one file was listed) was put in place to handle cases where there
may be a bind mount
Actually I expect it's because if more than one file is listed then
there may be multip
