Linux command file compression and compression commands

Gzip

[ function Description ]

Compression of files

#gizp is GNU Software, the overall performance is good, Linux system is the preferred compression tool,the tar archive command -Z parameter also uses gzip/gunzip to decompress

[ syntax Format ]

gip[ Options [ files or directories ]

[ option parameter ]

Parameters	Description
-C	Exports the compressed / decompressed content to the device and preserves the source file
-D	Unzip the compressed file
-L	If the destination file is a compressed file, the compressed and uncompressed size, compression ratio, and the name of the uncompressed file are displayed
-T	Testing and checking the integrity of compressed files
-R	If the specified file is a compressed file, the specified directory is recursively found and all of its files are compacted
-V	display file name and compression ratio for each compressed / uncompressed file
-F	If the file's compression / decompression file exists, or multiple links, or compressed data from standard input, compressed data output to standard output, compression / decompression should be forced
-num	Adjusts the speed of the compression with the specified number,1 indicates the fastest -9 is the slowest, the default 6
-best	Same as -9
-fast	Same as -1

Unzip

[ function Description ]

Unzip the file

English xxxx #unzip is a tool with zip reciprocal

[ syntax Format ]

unzip[ parameters [ Compressed files generated by zip ]

unzip[ parameters [ Compressed files generated by zip ] [ specify files to compress ] or unzip[-z][ compressed file generated by zip ]

[ option parameter ]

Parameters	Description
-C	Displays the extracted results in a standard output device and converts the characters appropriately
-L	Display files contained within a compressed file
-T	Check the integrity of compressed files
-V	Show detailed execution procedures
-A	Make the necessary character conversions for a text file
-B	Do not convert text files to characters
-p< password >	Using the zip Password option

Zip

[ function Description ]

Archive Compressed Files

English xxxx #zip is not only a compression tool is also an archive tool, there are many operating systems are supported, the average file compression ratio is 2:1 or 3:1

[ syntax Format ]

zip[ parameter [ compressed name ] [ file or directory to compress ]

[ option parameter ]

Parameters	Description
-B	The location of the staging file
-C	Add a line of comments to new or updated files
-d< file name >	remove a file from a zip file
-F	Repair a corrupted compressed file
-G	Attaching file compression to a zip file
-x< file name or mode >	Specify files that do not need to be compressed
-Z	Add comments to a zip file

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Linux command file compression and compression commands