Use correct offset when previous entry is a directory.

[krite]

Current implementation cannot read tar-files with folders.
This can easily be tested either by using commons-compress or any other valid tar-tool.
Create a simple folder-structure containing two folders, with a single file in each, create a uncompressed tar-file.
Reading back the file will cause a "Corrupted TAR archive" from TarArchiveEntry:1464, since the incorrect data has been read into the current buffer, it's offset by the previous 'folder-size' too much. The header can thus not be correctly parsed and the code crashes.

[garydgregory]

Hello @krite
You'll need a unit test and possibly a test fixture to prove this fixes anything and to avoid future regressions.
TY!

[garydgregory]

@krite
ping.

[garydgregory]

Hello @krite
Do you have a sample file that would cause a new unit test to fail?
Or, can you write a new test using an existing test resource that fails without the change to main?