Tips for extracting Linux files

Linux file decompression tips-x: Extract Files-c: create compressed files-z: decompress files through gzip or gunzipungzip-j: decompress the bzip2 format file-v: Display the file information processed in each step-f: Linux file decompression tips-tar common command options-x: decompress the file-c: create a compressed file-z: use gzip to compress the file or use gunzip/ungzip to decompress the file-j: decompress the bzip2 format file-v: Display the file information processed in each step-f: specify the file name to be processed. tar-cf archive.tar foo bar # Create archive.tar from files foo and bar. tar-tvf archive.tar # List all files in archive.tar verbosely. tar-xf archive.tar # Ext Ract all files from archive.tar. tips: 1. if you only view the files in the compressed package, you can use tar-tvf. 2. if a compressed package is large, but you only want to extract several files, the method for extracting the required file is tar xvf log.tar.gz iphone. log handler only extracts the iphone from the log.tar.gz package. log File tar-xzvf shanghai_20130916log.tar.gz * _ access_third.log. You can use the preceding tip 1 to conveniently operate a large compressed package.