Creating & Storing Archive Files April 6, 2007
Posted by jmonreal in Linux.trackback
Today I wanted to use tar and bzip2 to storage a few files, I ask some friends they didn’t know for sure how to do it, so I ask to our friend Google, and the commando info.
So here is what I did, first of all I used tar and then I compressed the tar file
myuser@mycomputer:~/ tar cvf file.tar files/
With the option c we tell tar that we want to create a file, v prints out the files that are being compressed to tar, and f tell the file on wich to work on.
myuser@mycomputer:~/ bzip2 file.tar
That will create a filename like file.tar.bz2
If we want to decompress the file, we have 2 options,
All at once,
myuser@mycomputer:~/ tar xjvf file.tar.bz2
With x we tell tar to extract the file, j that it is a bz2 compressed file, v to print out the files that are being uncompressed, and f the file to work on.
or step by step,
myuser@mycomputer:~/ bunzip2 file.tar.bz2
myuser@mycomputer:~/ tar xvf file.tar
I hope you’ll find it useful…
Hola
interesante articulo
aunque parece que hay una manera gráfica de hacerlo
Estás tratando de reemplazar a ‘man’ parece
Saludos!!!