The tar summary of the Linux compression command (v)

Tar supportpackage and compress, support directories and files, use a wide range of compression tools on Linux

Tar Packaging:

TAR-CVF 171210.tar?.. /d6z/	Package a directory, the format is the first package after the file name, packaged directory, if the package after the file name exists, will be directly overwritten without prompting
TAR-XVF 171210.tar	Unpack if there is a file with the same name directly overwrite without prompting ?
TAR-CVF Test.tar?/1/1.txt 3.txt	Package files and directories at the same time,
TAR-TF Test.tar	View a list of packaged files or directories
TAR-CVF 171211.tar? --exclude Test.tar--exclude 171210.tar 1.txt 2.txt 1/	--exclude filter out some files not packaged
TAR-CVF 171211.tar? --exclude "*.txt". /d6z/	Do not package txt files

Tar compression and packaging

TAR-CZVF 1.tar.gz./	-Z Package and use gzip to compress the directory
TAR-CZVF 1.tar.gz? 1.txt 2.txt 3.txt	Package and compress the specified files to a compressed package using gzip
TAR-ZXVF 1.tar.gz	Unzip the GZ compressed package to the current directory
< P style= "font-family: ' Microsoft Jacob Black '; font-size:19px;" >TAR-CJVF 1.tar.bz2? [1-3].txt	-j Pack and use b zip 2 compress the specified file to the compressed package
TAR-JXVF 1.tar.bz2	Unzip bz2 Compress package to current directory
TAR-CJVF 1.tar.xz? [1-3].txt	-J package and use XZ to compress the specified file to the compressed package
< P style= "font-family: ' Microsoft Jacob Black '; font-size:19px;" >du-sh 1.tar.*	988k??? 1.tar.gz
TAR-TF 1.tar.gz /bz2/xz	View a list of compressed files

The tar summary of the Linux compression command (v)