Linux diary (Exercise record): gzip, bzip2 & amp; tar

Linux diary (Exercise record): gzip, bzip2 & tar
 
Use the-c parameter to output the compressed content to the screen, and use the-v output compression ratio to create a compressed file with redirection:


Use the-d parameter to decompress the package. You can see the results after compression and decompression:


The-k parameter does not overwrite the source file. -Zsung directly adds the suffix ".bz2" after the name:

Display result:

Use-v to output compression information. Use-f to forcibly overwrite the file:

-J indicates compression,-c Indicates creating a new file,-v indicates the specific progress,-p indicates the Save permission, and-f indicates the newly created file, which is in the/etc folder.

View the compression result:

View the compressed file name. If the parameter-v is added, you can view the detailed information of the compressed file:

Create a folder:

Decompress the package to the New Folder: