Six. Linux compression and decompression

Zip:

Zip [file name after compression] [source file] Zip compression

-R compression directory (not packaged, each of the files becomes a zip)

Unzip [file or directory] Zip decompression

Gz

gzip [source file] The source file disappears after compressing

-C > Xxx.gzip can not disappear with output directional characters

-R Directory

Gunzip = gzip-d Decompression

BZ2:

bzip2 [Source file] The source file disappears after compressing

-K Preserve Source files

Note: This command cannot compress the directory

BUNZIP2 = bzip2-d Decompression

Package Command tar:

TAR-CVF package file name Source path

-C Packaging

-V Display procedure

-f Specifies the file name after packaging

-X Solution Pack

-T only look at the pressure

-Z directly packaged and compressed to GZ

-j compressed to bz2 after direct packaging

Cases:

TAR-CVF Tmp.tar TMP simply packaged as tar

TAR-ZCVF tmp.tar.gz tmp packaged as tar and compressed to GZ

TAR-ZXVF tmp.tar.gz Unpacking GZ

TAR-JCVF tmp.tar.bz2 tmp packaged as tar and compressed to bz2

TAR-JXVF tmp.tar.bz2 Decompression Solution Packaging BZ2

Six. Linux compression and decompression