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> Also, Bruce Perens, of the Debian project, wrote some library code for > tar extraction that could be linked into an executable. It's used used > in the dpkg program. The only self-extracting thing I've seen is the shell archive utility. You feed a file to the shell as a script, and it unpacks its contents as files into appropriate subdirectories (and can also invoke a configuration program). Not as space efficient as gzipped tar, but certainly convenient. There's a program on some archive site somewhere which kits up a directory of files into a shell archive, but I can't remember the exact name of this utility (sharc?). -rich
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