cli-tarHow can I tar and gzip a file in one command?
The tar command can be used to tar and gzip a file in one command. To do this, use the -z option flag to compress the file using gzip. The syntax for this command is:
tar -zcvf <filename>.tar.gz <file>
This will create a <filename>.tar.gz file in the current directory.
Code explanation
tar: the command used to tar and gzip a file-z: the option flag to compress the file using gzipcvf: the options flags to create a tar file, verbose output, and specify the output file name<filename>.tar.gz: the output file name<file>: the name of the file to be compressed
For more information about the tar command, see the following links:
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