fixes bug#71504 (php5.6 version of php7.0 bug#71317)#1751
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zghosts wants to merge 3 commits intophp:PHP-5.6from
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fixes bug#71504 (php5.6 version of php7.0 bug#71317)#1751zghosts wants to merge 3 commits intophp:PHP-5.6from
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this files/folder should be cleaned up afterwards?
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True, however extracting the files is not needed to prove the memory leak so I removed the extraction of files from the test.
…cted instead of the first file, in line the behaviour of tar for amended files
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As reflected in bug report #71504 tar files with duplicate filenames cause a memoryleak, silently ignoring subsequent entry contrary to the behavour of tar which silently overwrite previous entries.
This pr mitigates the memory leak in the same way as pr #1748 does for php 7.0