cli-tarHow do I unzip a tar file in Unix?
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To unzip a tar file in Unix, you can use the
tarcommand with the-xoption. -
For example, to unzip a file named
mytarfile.tar, you can run the following command:
tar -xvf mytarfile.tar
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The
-xoption tells thetarcommand to extract the contents of the file. -
The
-voption tells thetarcommand to verbosely list the files it is extracting. -
The
-foption tells thetarcommand to use the following argument as the name of the file to extract. -
The output of the command should be a list of the files that were extracted from the tar file.
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For more information, see the
tarcommand manual page here.
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