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  • linux - What does `tar -C` mean? - Super User
    Tar is used to handle archives (historically saved on tapes) The x tells it to extract files from the archive v stands for verbose j for bzip2 archive f indicates the file name finally: C tells it to change directory (so the package content will be unpacked there) See also man tar
  • Untar, ungz, gz, tar - how do you remember all the useful options?
    45 Tar option summary Y'all are welcome to edit this to add more esoteric switches but here are the basics: x - extract files c - create archive t - list files v - verbose (list files as it processes them) j - use bz2 compression z - use gz compression f - read or write files to disk Examples Uncompress a tar gz file: tar zxf tarball tar gz
  • create tar with multiple directories and file locations
    I want to make a tar file so that it copies files and folders with the location structure When I untar to another location, all the files will be copied to their respective locations in the correct paths; same as where tar was made
  • How do I tar ball a directory hierarchy with soft links in Linux?
    20 When used with standard arguments tar xvf, the soft links are saved in the tar archive as soft-links Then there are two cases: If your symlink is a full pathname, it might be broken when untarred If your symlink is a relative pathname, under the folder you are tarring, it will work fine when extracted
  • How to create tar archive split into, or spanning, multiple files?
    32 According to this page, one can let tar create a tar archive "split" into 100 Mb files: tar -c -M --tape-length=102400 --file=disk1 tar largefile tgz The problem is that this command will require you to interactively give a new filename for the next file, after the first file is filled
  • linux - Why does attempting to extract a tar. gz file returns, “This . . .
    tar: This does not look like a tar archive tar: Skipping to next header tar: Exiting with failure status due to previous errors I output of the file command shows its a gzip file: $ file ldtp_3 5 0 orig tar gz ldtp_3 5 0 orig tar gz: gzip compressed data, from Unix I can extract it using Right-click --> Extract but I want to do that using terminal
  • Which is more efficient - tar or zip compression? What is the . . .
    92 tar only makes a single file out of multiple files, it doesn't do compression unless combined a compression program such as gzip or bzip2 (which you can call from within tar by using the -z or -j options, respectively) zip combines both the archiving and compression in one program
  • How to combine the tar command with find - Super User
    find var log -iname "anaconda *" -exec tar -rvf file tar {} \; The -r option appends to the archive instead of recreating it every time Note: Replace -iname anaconda * with -iname "anaconda *" The asterisk is a wildcard and can be expanded by your shell before find even sees it To prevent this expansion, wrap the argument in double quotes
  • How to open a . tar. gz file in Windows? - Super User
    @Sparr: tar gz is not supported by the most widely spread client operating system without third party software And on added to that, when I use it in Linux is has a very bad usability with command flags that is very hard to remeber See Untar, ungz, gz, tar - how do you remember all the useful options?
  • linux - How to tar directory and then remove originals including the . . .
    59 I'm trying to tar a collection of files in a directory called 'my_directory' and remove the originals by using the command: tar -cvf files tar my_directory --remove-files However it is only removing the individual files inside the directory and not the directory itself (which is what I specified in the command) What am I missing here? EDIT:





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