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2008/7/1 Raymond Berg (ALLETE) <rberg@mnpower.com>:


> This question is a little unclear. Do you wish to untar this to a remote
> machine with a UNC network share (\\server\share) ?


I want to untar from a remote machine with a UNC network share.


> As of Ant 1.7.0, UNC names are allowable absolute addresses and can be
> resolved in java. Simply specifying the network share path should allow for
> this.


So it should be OK if I put

<untar src="//server/share/foo.tar" dest=".">

?

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