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I need to extract a multi part rar archive in the form of archive_1.exe archive_2.rar archive_3.rar. How can I do this in linux?
I have tried unrar and 7z but unrar x archive_1.exe is extracting files with the reverse path format (eg. \file\dir) and 7z is unable to extract beyond the first file.
Any suggestions are welcome!
cd /path/to/your/download
unrar x filename.of.part1.rar
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Hi all I have a folder full of different format like the one that I am interested in are .png and .txt and I want to copy them in another folder from the terminal in Linux. Someone know how to that?
Simple Use cp command in Linux
=> Example:
cp *.txt /destination/folder/location/
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I have lots of folders with the same file name, like:
fd1/01.wh.txt
ff2/01.wh.txt
fk2/01.wh.txt
fd3/01.wh.txt
I want to extract 01.wh.txt from these different directories, and get a new folder including all 01.wh.txt with the specific parent code:
new_folder/
fd1.01.wh.txt
ff2.01.wh.txt
fk2.01.wh.txt
fd3.01.wh.txt
How to execute the code in the Linux system?
Try this..
for i in find . -name "*.txt"; do echo $i; fname=echo $i|sed 's/\//-/g'; echo $fname; cp $i ./newdir/$fname; done
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Does zgrep unzip a gzip file and make a temporary copy before searching or does it search directly on the compressed file?
This source of zgrep uncompresses the file with zcat and pipes the result to grep.
So, no, it does not use a temporary file, but yes, it decompresses (but not fully) before searching.
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I have the following directories, I want to zip up into the same zip file. Can someone provide the correct syntax?
ie. zipping the following directories:
/home/users/jlefler/files
/opt/software/reports/files
into a zip file called backup.zip.
try
zip -r backup.zip /home/users/jlefler/files /opt/software/reports/files
you can add more directories at the end of the command
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I have the task: I have the Windows-made rar-archive (folders, files in it and so on), that via FTP was copied to Linux server.
I want to unrar this archive to keep the file structure as it was in Windows - with folder.
rar у my_archivive
works, but I have just the list of files without folders.
How to do it ?
Thanks.
man unrar says
x Extract files with full path.