cli-tarHow do I remove files using tar and gzip?
Using tar and gzip, you can remove files from an archive. The syntax to do so is tar -zvf <archive name> --delete <files to delete>. Here is an example:
tar -zvf archive.tar.gz --delete file1.txt
This command will delete the file file1.txt from the archive archive.tar.gz.
The parts of the command are as follows:
tar: the tar command-zvf: tells tar to work with gzip-compressed archivesarchive.tar.gz: the name of the archive--delete: tells tar to delete the specified filesfile1.txt: the name of the file to delete
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