Linux CLI command to ungzip and untar a file

Posted bysimonwheatley March 5, 2008 Leave a comment on Linux CLI command to ungzip and untar a file

Note to self, Linux CLI command to ungzip and untar a file is: tar -zxvf some/filename.tar.gz #

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Posted bysimonwheatleyMarch 5, 2008Posted inQuick thoughtsTags: linux, note to self, self linux, tar gz, tar zxvf

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