tar(1) on Linux
The text c89fb124d796, as Debian 3.0 (Woody) shipped it.
The GNU version of the tar archiving utility
Flags it lists
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--absolute-paths -
--after-date -
--atime-preserve -
--block-compress -
--block-size -
--bzip2 -
--checkpoint -
--compress -
--confirmation -
--dereference -
--directory -
--exclude -
--exclude-from -
--file -
--files-from -
--force-local -
--gzip -
--ignore-failed-read -
--ignore-zeros -
--incremental -
--interactive -
--keep-old-files -
--label -
--listed-incremental -
--modification-time -
--multi-volume -
--newer -
--null -
--numeric-owner -
--old-archive -
--one-file-system -
--portability -
--preserve -
--preserve-order -
--preserve-permissions -
--read-full-blocks -
--record-number -
--remove-files -
--rsh-command -
--same-order -
--same-owner -
--same-permissions -
--sparse -
--starting-file -
--tape-length -
--to-stdout -
--totals -
--uncompress -
--ungzip -
--use-compress-program -
--verbose -
--verify -
--version -
-B -
-C -
-G -
-K -
-L -
-M -
-N -
-O -
-P -
-R -
-S -
-T -
-V -
-W -
-X -
-Z -
-b -
-f -
-g -
-h -
-i -
-j -
-k -
-l -
-m -
-o -
-p -
-s -
-v -
-w -
-z