Shell Batch Decompression method

First:

For tar in *.tar.gz; Do tar xvf $tar; Done

For tar in *.tar.bz2; Do tar xvf $tar; Done

Second: Bulk unzip all tar.gz files in a folder with the tar command

LS *.tar.gz | Xargs-n1 Tar XZVF

Third: find-maxdepth 1-name "*.gz" |xargs-i tar xvzf {}

This command can decompress all GZ files in the current directory

Batch decompression is a relatively depressed thing, before trying various methods, even with a script to extract the loop statement is not

Now I find this command can be done, maxdepth means search depth, 1 means search only the current directory

IV: For I in $ (ls *.gz);d o tar xvf $i;d One

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Shell Batch Decompression method