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= Extract = | |||
To extract a .tar.gz file use the following command. | To extract a .tar.gz file use the following command. | ||
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= Create = | |||
To create a .tar.gz file use the following command. | To create a .tar.gz file use the following command. | ||
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Switches | = Switches = | ||
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-c create a new archive | -c create a new archive | ||
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-v verbosely list files processed | -v verbosely list files processed | ||
-z filter the archive through gzip | |||
-f use archive file or device ARCHIVE | -f use archive file or device ARCHIVE | ||
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[[Category : Linux]] | [[Category : Linux]] | ||
Revision as of 00:40, 8 May 2009
Extract
To extract a .tar.gz file use the following command.
tar xvzf file
Create
To create a .tar.gz file use the following command.
tar cvzf filename.tar.gz source
Switches
-c create a new archive
-x extract files from an archive
-v verbosely list files processed
-z filter the archive through gzip
-f use archive file or device ARCHIVE
