Windows 10: Merge .tar with CMD

Hello all,

My server backups are automatically send to Onedrive, but the Onedrive API splits the .tar files.
So I need to merge the files, before I can open them on my PC.

The backups have a different names each day, so it's a pain in the ass to always look for the file names, and then merge.

Is there a CMD command that can do that automatically ?

This is the command:
copy /B/Y backup_1909051552.tar + backup_1909051552.tar1 D:\Onedrive\serverbackup.tar

I would like CMD to auto find the name of the .tar files "backup_1909051552".
Something like:
copy /B/Y §.tar + §.tar1 D:\Onedrive\serverbackup.tar

I hope you understand what I'm asking, and if this is possible?

:)

 

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apt-cyg install fails, /usr/bin/tar: This does not look like a tar archive

When I try to run apt-cyg to install some Cygwin package, I get the following:

It performs this in a loop, continuously returning back to the original package, and then iterating through its dependencies.

I am using Cygwin on Windows 10. I have attempted:

• Reinstalling Cygwin and apt-cyg (hoping, mostly, that the root of this was some sort of faulty tar install or bad settings file a reinstall would restore to default)
  
• Running Cygwin in an cmd shell that is "run as administrator"
  
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• Waiting patiently for the Sun to eventually expand and swallow the Earth
  

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