Tarlisted takes lines of text as an input and
creates tar archive based on that information.
Each line contains permission, user, group, and a
path name that are to be written in the header
part of the tar entry. In addition, at the end of
line the syntax varies depending the file type
archived. For example, in the case of regular
files, the filename where file content is read is
added. Tarlisted creates POSIX.1-1998 tar file
format only, and can archive all seven of the file
types it supports.
