Introduction to Archiving and Backup Tools in Linux
Learn about essential archiving and backup commands in Linux, including gzip for compression, gunzip for decompression, tar for archiving files, zip for compression and archiving, and unzip for decompressing zip files. Understand the purpose and usage of each command with examples provided.
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The Linux Command Line Chapter 18 Archiving And Backup Prepared by Dr. Reyes, New York City College of Technology
gzip Command gzip command used to compress one or more files Example:
gunzip Command gunzip command used to decompress files Example:
tar Command tar Command used for archiving files. It s name is short for tape archive. Modes: Example:
zip Command zip command that is both a compression tool and an archiver o Usage: zip options zipfilename file1, file,2, ..., filen Example:
unzip Command unzip - command used to decompress a zip file o Usage: unzip options zipfilename Example:
