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Can tar be forced to exit on the first error?

By default, for many kinds of errors tar prints a message to stderr and then continues on its way -- the errors it calls "recoverable" errors, typically errors that relate to a single file or archive ...
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gnu `uniq -c`: display counts graphically as bars

With sort $file | uniq -c, it's possible to sum up files/input and show the number occurences like that: 13 foo 1 bar To get a better grasp of this data, I'd like to see them graphically ...
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GNU find with -exec rm removes matches, then complains they don't exist

I have a /domains directory in which I have entries such as theawesomesite.com 0.2.v.theawesomesite.com 0.3.v.theawesomesite.com And after testing 0.3, I'll set the main domain to alias the new ...