How to use zip under Linux

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Zip is one of the most popular archive file formats. With zip, you can compress multiple files into one file. This saves not only disk space, but also network bandwidth. That's why you almost always see zip files.

1.zip-r myfile.zip. / *

All files and folders under the current directory are compressed into myfile.zip inline code block files, and the inline code block-r represents the recursive compression of all files in the subdirectory.

2.unzip

Unzip-o-d / home/sunny myfile.zip

Extract the myfile.zip file to / home/sunny/

-o: overwrite files without prompting

-DRV / home/sunny indicates that the files are unzipped to the / home/sunny directory.

3. Other

Zip-d myfile.zip smart.txt

Delete the smart.txt file from the compressed file

Zip-m myfile.zip. / rpm_info.txt

Add a rpm_info.txt file to the myfile.zip in the compressed file.

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