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Update cli-tooling.adoc #1643

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Adding more details to install JBang on RHEL 9.x system if a dependency is missing.

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Adding more details to install JBang on RHEL 9.x system if a dependency is missing.
In order to install JBang, you need to install the `tar` command on your system.
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dnf install tar
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@maxandersen I wonder if your installer should use another command if tar is not available. But I don't know what is actually available on a default install of RHEL 9.

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The context: I was using RHEL 9.1 on a local virtual machine installed with a DVD iso of RHEL.

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A Linux without tar...what have the world become :)

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Btw. I would rather fix the install to inform user it needs tar rather than repeating it in docs everywhere.

What error message did you get?

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Actually in worst case if user already have java we can use jar to do the unzip. Worth a shot.

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it was an error saying to install tar, once i installed it there was no problems anymore...

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