Linux Command -- tar, linux -- tar

Linux Command -- tar, linux -- tar

Tar: Compressed and decompressed files. After compression, the file suffix is .tar.gz.

Parameter description:

F: Specifies the backup file.

Z: Use the gzip command to process backup files.

V: displays the command execution process.

C: Create a new backup file.

X: Restore the file from the backup file.

Example:

Decompress: tar zxvf FileName.tar.gz
Compression: tar zcvf FileName.tar.gz DirName

Compression:

[Root @ junchao du] # tar czvf test.tar.gz test/
Test/
Test/format. c
Test/job. c
Test/resize. c
Test/CHANGES
Test/test.tar.gz
Test/COPYING
Test/input-keys.c
Test/key-string.c
Test/FAQ
Test/key-bindings.c
Test/paste. c
Test/hooks. c
Test/proc. c
Test/input. c
Test/README
Test/utf8.c
Test/TODO

Decompress:

[Root @ junchao du] # tar xzvf test.tar.gz
Test/
Test/format. c
Test/job. c
Test/resize. c
Test/CHANGES
Test/test.tar.gz
Test/COPYING
Test/input-keys.c
Test/key-string.c
Test/FAQ
Test/key-bindings.c
Test/paste. c
Test/hooks. c
Test/proc. c
Test/input. c
Test/README
Test/utf8.c
Test/TODO