One Linux command per day: A detailed description of the ZIP compression and unzip decompression commands in Linux

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1. Compress the MyData directory below the/home directory to Mydata.zip
Zip-r Mydata.zip MyData #压缩mydata目录
2. Unzip the mydata.zip under the/home directory into the Mydatabak directory
Unzip mydata.zip-d Mydatabak
3, the home/home directory below the ABC folder and 123.txt compression becomes abc123.zip
Zip-r abc123.zip ABC 123.txt
4. Extract the Wwwroot.zip from the/home directory directly into the/home directory
Unzip Wwwroot.zip
5, the Home/home directory under the Abc12.zip, Abc23.zip, abc34.zip simultaneously extracted to the/home directory
Unzip Abc\*.zip
6. View the contents of the wwwroot.zip inside the/home directory
Unzip-v Wwwroot.zip
7. Verify that the wwwroot.zip under the/home directory is complete
Unzip-t Wwwroot.zip
8. Unzip all the files inside the/home directory under Wwwroot.zip to the first level directory
Unzip-j Wwwroot.zip

Main parameters

-C: Results that will be decompressed
-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 other files in the compressed file are extracted to the directory in addition to updating the existing file
-V: Show detailed information when performing Yes
-Z: Show only notes text for compressed files
-A: Necessary character conversions for text files
-B: Do not convert text files to characters
-C: File names in compressed files are case-sensitive
-j: does not handle the directory path of compressed files
-L: Change all file names in the compressed file to lowercase
-M: Send output to more program processing
-N: Do not overwrite the original file when decompressing
-O: Do not ask the user first, overwrite the original file after unzip execution
-P: Password option with zip
-Q: Do not display any information when executing
-S: Converts white space characters in file names to baseline characters
-V: Keep the file version information of the VMS
-X: Uid/gid The original file while decompressing

Here's what I met:

Extract the 1,zip files to the development directory

Unzip-n nerdtree.zip-d Nerdtree

2. View the contents of the zip file

One Linux command per day: A detailed description of the ZIP compression and unzip decompression commands in Linux