cli-tarHow do I extract a tar file with gzip?
To extract a tar file with gzip, you can use the following command:
tar -xzvf <file_name.tar.gz>
This command will extract the contents of the tar file into the current directory.
The parts of the command are:
tar
- the tar command-xzvf
- flags to extract the tar file<file_name.tar.gz>
- the name of the tar file you want to extract
The -x
flag tells tar to extract the contents of the file. The -z
flag tells tar to decompress the file using gzip. The -v
flag tells tar to be verbose and display the progress of the extraction. The -f
flag tells tar that you are giving it a file name.
After running the command, the contents of the tar file will be extracted into the current directory.
For more information, see the tar command man page.
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