Problem with tar file links

[SANTAGATO, RALPH E (SBCSI)]

Hello.  I am trying to copy an entire directory structure from a Unix box to
an NT share using a command like this:

tar -c -h -O /usr/local/sh | smbclient //ntstldls01/rs8724$ -Tx - -D chico
-U myuser%mypasswd

The problem is it chokes when it hits a file with 2 links (hard links - not
sym links).  
I am using "-h" with tar to try to force it to copy the file rather than the
link, but that doesn't seem to be helping.  

Here is what the output looks like:

tar: Removing leading `/' from archive names
added interface ip=10.160.192.44 bcast=10.160.255.255 nmask=255.255.0.0
Domain=[D07200RC] OS=[Windows NT 4.0] Server=[NT LAN Manager 4.0]
restore directory \chico\usr\local\sh\
restore tar file \chico\usr\local\sh\run_mqueue_in of size 27864 bytes
restore directory \chico\usr\local\sh\old\
restore tar file \chico\usr\local\sh\old\run_mqueue_in of size 26332 bytes
restore tar file \chico\usr\local\sh\old\run_mqueue_filtered of size 3370
bytes
restore tar file \chico\usr\local\sh\old\msg_archive of size 6125 bytes
restore tar file \chico\usr\local\sh\old\msgout of size 10930 bytes
restore tar file \chico\usr\local\sh\old\check_usr2 of size 11700 bytes
tar: Removing leading `/' from link names
restore tar file \chico\usr\local\sh\old\update_aliases of size 5226 bytes
restore tar file \chico\usr\local\sh\old\check_mail of size 4716 bytes
restore tar file \chico\usr\local\sh\old\traffic_rpt of size 6181 bytes
this tar file appears to contain some kind of link other than a GNUtar
Longlink 
- ignoring
Skipping \chico\usr\local\sh\old\etr30...
restore tar file \chico\usr\local\sh\old\etr30 of size 6181 bytes
checksums don't match 0 36176
abandoning restore, -1 from read tar header
Broken pipe

Do you have any idea why this isn't working, or what I can do to get it to
work?  

Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Ralph Santagato
SBC Services
Desktop & LAN Support -
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