Tar compression issue in Linux
@Buvanesh_Kumar wrote: i am created tar bal file for Documents directory. comressed file is stored in Picture directory$ tar czf /home/buvanesh/Pictures/tar.tgz /home/buvanesh/Documentswhen i open the...
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@gopalr007 wrote: You have typed incorrect command Do you know that Linux bash is very case sensitive any incorrect commands does not work in terminal correct command is # tar cvzf...
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@Ritesh wrote: please try with this command - tar -czf /home/buvanesh/Pictures/tar.tgz /home/buvanesh/Documents it'll works .. Read full topic
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@Buvanesh_Kumar wrote: @gopalr007, @Ritesh Works fine. But still again home, buvanesh directories are created in the tar ball file. Any solution? Read full topic
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Tar compression issue in Linux
@raghuu wrote: Ritesh: tar -czf /home/buvanesh/Pictures/tar.tgz /home/buvanesh/Documents Hi Use --exclude along withe the command try this #tar -cvzf /home/buvanesh/Pictures/tar.tgz...
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@Buvanesh_Kumar wrote: @raghuu Still i have same problem after trying #tar -cvzf /home/buvanesh/Pictures/tar.tgz /home/buvanesh/Documents --exclude='/home/buvanesh/' Read full topic
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@Ritesh wrote: please change the Directory and go exact path - 1 then run the command then it'll add only those folder . Read full topic
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@raghuu wrote: @Buvanesh_Kumar Dear Buvanesh Do one thing extract content what do you want for ex once look at the below screen shot which shows the tar file content by using the --strip-components...
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@raghuu wrote: @Buvanesh_Kumar Hm in this case i suggest you to use -C #tar -cvzf /home/buvanesh/pictures/tar.gz -C /home/buvanesh Documents Here-- -C will change the directory and create the tar file...
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@Buvanesh_Kumar wrote: i am created tar bal file for Documents directory. comressed file is stored in Picture directory$ tar czf /home/buvanesh/Pictures/tar.tgz /home/buvanesh/Documentswhen i open the...
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@gopalr007 wrote: You have typed incorrect command Do you know that Linux bash is very case sensitive any incorrect commands does not work in terminal correct command is # tar cvzf...
View ArticleTar compression issue in Linux
@Ritesh wrote: please try with this command - tar -czf /home/buvanesh/Pictures/tar.tgz /home/buvanesh/Documents it'll works .. Read full topic
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@Buvanesh_Kumar wrote: @gopalr007, @Ritesh Works fine. But still again home, buvanesh directories are created in the tar ball file. Any solution? Read full topic
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Tar compression issue in Linux
@raghuu wrote: Ritesh: tar -czf /home/buvanesh/Pictures/tar.tgz /home/buvanesh/Documents Hi Use --exclude along withe the command try this #tar -cvzf /home/buvanesh/Pictures/tar.tgz...
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@Buvanesh_Kumar wrote: @raghuu Still i have same problem after trying #tar -cvzf /home/buvanesh/Pictures/tar.tgz /home/buvanesh/Documents --exclude='/home/buvanesh/' Read full topic
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@Ritesh wrote: please change the Directory and go exact path - 1 then run the command then it'll add only those folder . Read full topic
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Tar compression issue in Linux
@raghuu wrote: @Buvanesh_Kumar Dear Buvanesh Do one thing extract content what do you want for ex once look at the below screen shot which shows the tar file content by using the --strip-components...
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Tar compression issue in Linux
@raghuu wrote: @Buvanesh_Kumar Hm in this case i suggest you to use -C #tar -cvzf /home/buvanesh/pictures/tar.gz -C /home/buvanesh Documents Here-- -C will change the directory and create the tar file...
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@Raps_Uk wrote: In terms of availability, 7zip is widely available across UNIX (Linux/BSD/MacOS) and Windows systems. Therefore a zip file is highly portable. xz and [7zip] are known to have a better...
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