Linux Basic Command Unzip

The unzip command is used to decompress compressed package syntax compressed by zip

Unzip (parameters) (option)

General usage Unzip aaa.zip-d homed/extract to home directory unzip-v aaa.zip View compressed file contents Unzip-t Aaa.zip Verify that compressed files are complete options

-C: Display the extracted results to the screen and convert the characters appropriately;

-F: Update existing files;

-L: Displays files contained within the compressed file;

-P: Similar to the-c parameter, the extracted results are displayed on the screen, but no conversions are performed;

-T: Check that the compressed file is correct;

-U: Similar to the-f parameter, but in addition to updating existing files, other files in the compressed file are extracted to the directory;

-V: Displays detailed information when executing;

-Z: Displays only the memo text of the compressed file;

-A: Necessary character conversion for text files;

-B: Do not convert text files to characters;

-C: File names in compressed files are case sensitive;

-j: Do not handle the directory path of compressed files;

-L: Change all the file names in the compressed file to lowercase;

-M: Send the output to more program processing;

-N: Do not overwrite the original file when decompressing;

-O: Do not have to ask the user first, unzip after the implementation of overwriting the original file;

-p< Password: Use the zip password option;

-Q: No information is displayed when executing;

-S: Converts whitespace characters in filenames to baseline characters;

-V: Keep the file version information of the VMS;

-X: At the same time to extract the file back to the original uid/gid;

-d< directory;: Specifies the directory to be stored after extracting the file;

-x< file;: Specifies which files in the. zip archive are not processed;

-z:unzip-z equals the execution of the zipinfo instruction.

Linux Basic Command Unzip