In Linux, you have tar ball, backups.tgz, how do you unpack it?
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tar -xzvf backups.tgz
^^ -x is --extract, -z is --gunzip, -v is --verbose, -f is --file
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In Linux, you have tar ball, backups.tgz, how do you unpack it?
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In Linux, you have tar ball, backups.tgz, how do you unpack it?
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tar -xzvf backups.tgz
^^ -x is --extract, -z is --gunzip, -v is --verbose, -f is --file
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4. Basic Commands se the verify option (see the man page) of the tar command to check the integrity of <filename> . Now remove the directory, and then restore it with the extract option of the tar command: <span>tar -x -f <filename> You should see your directory recreated with all its files intact. A nice option to give to tar is -v . This option lists all the files that are being added to or extracted from the arc
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