cli-tarHow do I use tar command line parameters?
The tar
command is used to create, modify, and extract archives from various types of files. It is commonly used to compress files for storage or transport.
The basic syntax of the tar
command is:
tar [options] [archive file] [files or directories]
The following are some of the commonly used parameters for the tar
command:
-c
: Creates an archive-x
: Extracts files from an archive-t
: Lists the contents of an archive-v
: Displays progress information-f
: Specifies the name and path of the archive file
For example, to create an archive named myarchive.tar
from the files file1.txt
and file2.txt
, the command would be:
tar -cf myarchive.tar file1.txt file2.txt
To extract the contents of the archive, the command would be:
tar -xf myarchive.tar
For more information about the tar
command, see the following links:
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