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  tar -p -zcvf /world2018021802.tgz /usr/local/xtar/world
  tar -p -zcvf /world2018021802.tgz /usr/local/xtar/world


Restore with path relative from the current directory
Restore with path relative from the current directory (tar extract)


  tar xvzf world2018021802.tgz
  tar xvzf world2018021802.tgz
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  tar -ztvf name-of-file.tgz | grep -i "search string"
  tar -ztvf name-of-file.tgz | grep -i "search string"
[[Category:Computer_Technology]]
[[Category:Linux]]

Latest revision as of 19:57, 6 June 2018

Back up directory with full path

tar -p -zcvf /world2018021802.tgz /usr/local/xtar/world

Restore with path relative from the current directory (tar extract)

tar xvzf world2018021802.tgz
tar -P xvzf

other

tar -sp -zcvf var-lib-mysql.tar.gz /var/lib/mysql -P

tarball:

tar -sp -zcvf mysqlhotcopy.tar.gz  /home/username/placetoputbackupfile -P
tar -sp -zcvf archive.tar.gz /mounted/directory -P

List contents of filename.tar to the screen

tar -tvf filename.tar

List the contents of a gnuzip (gzip) compressed tar archive.

tar -ztf name-of-file.tgz

Verbosely

tar -ztvf name-of-file.tgz

Search the archive

tar -ztf name-of-file.tgz | grep -i "search string"

Verbosely

tar -ztvf name-of-file.tgz | grep -i "search string"