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====== Archives under Linux ======

The most common archives under Linux and their command line are documented and presented here. Please provide a link to all references to Wikipedia.

===== Extension: "tar" =====

Archive format: [[wpde>tar]]

Unpack:
<code bash>tar xfv [ARCHIVNAME].tar</code>

Packing:
<code bash>tar cfv [ARCHIVNAME].tar [VERZEICHNIS1] [VERZEICHNIS2] [DATEI1] [DATEI2]</code>

List:
<code bash>tar tfv [ARCHIVNAME].tar</code>

===== Ending: "gz" =====

Archive format: [[wpde>gzip]]

Pack:
<code bash>tar cfvz [ARCHIV].tar.gz [VERZEICHNIS1] [DATEI1]</code>

Unpacking:
<code bash>tar xfvz [ARCHIV].tar.gz</code>

===== Extension: "bz2" =====

Archive format: [[wpde>bzip2]]

Pack:
<code bash>tar cfvj [ARCHIV].tar.bz2 [VERZEICHNIS1] [DATEI1]</code>

Unpacking:
<code bash>tar xfvj [ARCHIV].tar.bz2</code>

===== Extension: "zip" =====

Archive format: [[wpde>ZIP_(Dateiformat)|zip]]

Packing:
<code bash>zip [ARCHIV].zip [DATEI1] [DATEI2]</code>

Packing a directory:
<code bash>zip -r [ARCHIV].zip [VERZEICHNIS1] [VERZEICHNIS2]</code>

Unpacking:
<code bash>unzip [ARCHIV].zip</code>

Unpack into directory and overwrite:
<code=bash>unzip -o [ARCHIV].zip -d dir/</code>

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