Unix & Linux Asked on November 19, 2021
I have .gz
file like BIG5.gz
. I want to gunzip this .gz
file to the directory BIG5
.
This did not work:
gunzip -c BIG5.gz > /BIG5
This should work on gz:
tar xvzf /dir/to/file.tar.gz -C /dir/to/output/
Answered by Divyani Singh on November 19, 2021
You can not provide a location to put the file directly. The easiest way is probably this:
mkdir -p /BIG5 && gunzip -c BIG5.gz > /BIG5/file
This will create the directory /BIG5
if it does not exist, and then extract the file to that directory, to a file called file
.
You need to replace file
with the name you want the extracted file to have.
This will fail when /BIG5
is an already existing file, but succeed if it is present and it is a directory.
Answered by toydarian on November 19, 2021
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