In Linux, you have bunch of images under /path/to/images/*.jpg, how do you create a tarball from them called jpegarchive.tar.gz?
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tar -czvf jpegarchive.tar.gz /path/to/images/*.jpg
^^ -c is --create, -z is --gzip, -v is --verbose, -f is --file
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In Linux, you have bunch of images under /path/to/images/*.jpg, how do you create a tarball from them called jpegarchive.tar.gz?
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In Linux, you have bunch of images under /path/to/images/*.jpg, how do you create a tarball from them called jpegarchive.tar.gz?
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tar -czvf jpegarchive.tar.gz /path/to/images/*.jpg
^^ -c is --create, -z is --gzip, -v is --verbose, -f is --file
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