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  1. iarp's post in PharData creating multiple tars creates many entries in /tmp for runtime duration was marked as the answer   
    I've given up on PharData. It hasn't been a good experience, I'm back to using exec and tar czf and checking $results !== 0 for errors.
     
    Issues so far were 100 filename character limitation, the tmp folder piling up during script execution, as well as other annoyances I don't think I really care for anymore.
    # Compression exec("tar czf $tgz_file -C $source .", $output, $results); # Decompression exec("tar xzf $tgz_file -C $output_folder", $output, $results); Thanks for your help.
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