linux-Compression and Decompression commands

Commonly used compression formats:. zip. gz. bz2. tar.gz. tar.bz2

1.Zip

Compressed files: Zip Compressed file name source file

Compressed directory: Zip-r compressed file name source file

Unzip. zip file: Unzip compressed file

2.gz

Gzip source files: Compressed files in. gz format, source files disappear

Gzip-c source Files > Compressed files: Preserving source files

Gzip-r Directory: Compress all sub-files in the directory, but cannot compress the directory

gzip-d Compressed Files: extracting

Gunzip Compressed Files: extracting

3.bz2

bzip2 source file: Compressed to. bz2 format, without preserving source files

Bzip2-k source files: preserving source files

Cannot compress directory

bzip2-d Compressed Files

BUNZIP2 Compressed Files

4.tar.gz

Packaging commands, and then compressing

TAR-CVF package file name source file

-C: Packaging

-V: Display procedure

-F: Specifies the file name after packaging

Unpacking commands

TAR-XVF Package file name

The tar.gz format is packaged in. tar format and then compressed into. gz format

TAR-ZCVF compressed package name. tar.gz Source File

-Z: Compressed to. tar.gz format

TAR-ZXVF compressed package name. tar.gz

-X: Unzip. tat.gz. Format

5.tar.bz2

TAR-JCVF compressed package name. tar.bz2 Source File

-J: Compressed to. tar.bz2 format

TAR-JXVF-C (Specifies the decompression location) to compress the package name. tar.bz2

-X: Unzip. tat.bz2. Format

TAR-ZTVF compressed file name: viewing compressed files

linux-Compression and Decompression commands