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Latest revision as of 18:06, 29 October 2013
Note: tar and zip -r operate similarly on directories; they wrap an entire directory into a single compressed archive file. gzip -r, on the other hand, recursively goes through the directory structure and compresses individual files, replacing them with their .gz counterparts.
Please see specific man pages for the following:
To decompress a .Z file:
uncompress file.Z
To decompress a .bz2 file:
bunzip2 file.bz2
To create a jar archive from all class files in the current directory:
jar cf new-archive.jar *.class
To decompress a jar file:
tar xf file.jar