- ZIP FOLDER LINUX COMMAND LINE HOW TO
- ZIP FOLDER LINUX COMMAND LINE ARCHIVE
- ZIP FOLDER LINUX COMMAND LINE CODE
- ZIP FOLDER LINUX COMMAND LINE ZIP
If you’re still confused by this, I can make a video tutorial.
ZIP FOLDER LINUX COMMAND LINE CODE
Leave a comment below if this helped – or didn’t help – you, or you have a general code improvement you’d like to leave. Note you might need to put quotes around some of this in certain flavours, but this should work in Ubuntu or CentOS Linux, which are our favourites.
ZIP FOLDER LINUX COMMAND LINE ZIP
This will zip up the entire contents of your directory, but skipping the contents of those sub directories. Zip -r zipperall.zip dir -x dir/subdir/**\* dir/anothersubdir/**\* zip -p pass123 ccat-command.zip ccat-1.1.0/.
ZIP FOLDER LINUX COMMAND LINE ARCHIVE
If you have more than one subdirectory to zip up, just add a space and repeat the code at the end, for example: sudo unzip latest.zip -d /var/In the command above, we are using sudo because usually the user we are logged in as doesn’t have write permissions to the /var/www directory. Once installed, you can use the zip command with -p flag to create a password protected zip archive called ccat-command.zip from the directory of files called ccat-1.1.0 as follows. Recursively zip a directory and all contents – excluding more than one subdirectory Obviously you should replace zipfilename, dir, and subdir, with your actual directory and subdirectory names. Zip -r zipperall.zip dir -x dir/subdir/**\* The command below will allow you to do just that! Recursively zip a directory and all contents – excluding one subdirectory
ZIP FOLDER LINUX COMMAND LINE HOW TO
How to delete a file from an archive (compressed) file This can be done using the -d command line.