Linux Command unzip usage

Decompress the zip file: unzip [-cflptuvz] [-agCjLMnoqsVX] [-P <password> ][.zip file] [file] [-d <directory>] [-x <File>] Or unzip [-Z] additional instructions: unzipping is the decompression program for. Zip compressed files. Parameters:-c displays the extracted results on the screen and converts the characters properly. -F: update an existing file. -L displays the files contained in the compressed file. The-p parameter is similar to the-c parameter. The decompressed result is displayed on the screen, but no conversion is performed. -T check whether the compressed file is correct. The-u parameter is similar to the-f parameter, but in addition to updating existing files, other files in the compressed file are also extracted to the directory. -V displays detailed information when executing the command. -Z only displays the remarks of the compressed file. -A performs necessary character conversion on text files. -B. Do not convert characters in text files. -C: The file name in the compressed file is case sensitive. -J does not process the original directory path of the compressed file. -L change all file names in the compressed file to lowercase letters. -M sends the output result to the more program for processing. -N do not overwrite the original file during decompression. -O does not need to ask the user first. After unzip is executed, it overwrites the original file. -P <password> use the zip password option. -No information is displayed when q is executed. -S converts the white space characters in the file name to the bottom line characters. -V retains the file version information of VMS. -X: saves the original UID/GID of the file at the same time during decompression.. ZIP file] specifies the. Zip compressed file. [File] specifies the files in the. Zip compressed file to be processed. -D <directory> specifies the directory to be stored after the file is decompressed. -X <File> indicates which files in the. ZIP file are not processed. -Z unzip-Z is equivalent to executing the zipinfo command. The basic usage is: zip [parameter] [package file name] [Package directory path] parameter: -a converts the file to ASCII mode-F tries to fix the damaged compressed file-h displays the Help Page-m after compressing the file, delete source file-n files with specific character strings not compressed-o sets the latest change time of all files in the compressed file to the compression time-q quiet mode, the execution process of commands is not displayed during compression-r processes all subdirectories and files in the specified directory together-S contains system files and hidden files (S is capitalized) Example: the zip command can be used to compress files into common zip formats. The unzip command is used to decompress the zip file. 1. unzip: # zip-r yasuo.zip abc.txt dir12. I downloaded a file named yasuo.zip and want to decompress it: # unzip. I want to decompress them together: # unzip abc \?. Zip Note :? Represents a single character. If "*" is used, it indicates any number of characters. 4. I have a large compressed file large.zip. I don't want to decompress it. I just want to see what it contains: # unzip-v large.zip5. I downloaded a compressed file large.zip, I want to verify whether the compressed file has been downloaded completely # unzip-t large.zip6. I used -v8.0 to find that there are many directories and subdirectories in the music.zip compressed file, and the subdirectories are actually mp3 files of songs, I want to download all these files to the first-level directory instead of the first-level directory: # unzip-j music.zip