One Day One GNU/Linux Command
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zip -- Package and Compress files in Zip format.
Summary:
zip is a compression and file packaging utility. The zip program puts
one or more compressed files into a single zip archive, along with
information about the files.
Example:
$ zip stuff * -- Create stuff.zip, add current Dir files in it.
$ zip -r myzip mydir -- Create myzip.zip, add mydir files in it.
$ zip -j myzip mydir/* -- Same as above. But mydir name will not be
recorded.
$ zip -rm myzip mydir -- Delete the original files after zipping.
$ zip -r myzip mdir -x \*~ -- Exclude all files that end in ~.
$ zip -u stuff * -- If myzip.zip is already exist then, update new
and modified files from the current Dir.
$ zip -R foo '*.c' -- Travel the Dirs recursively starting at the
current directory and zip all C files.
$ zip -n .Z:.zip:.tiff:.gif:.snd myzip * -- Create myzip.zip file, add
files from current Dir and Don't try compress the specified files.
$ zip -rt 2005-06-06 myzip mydir -- Zip all the files in foo and its
subdirs that were last modified on or AFTER 06-06-2005.
$ zip -rtt 2005-06-06 myzip mydir -- Zip all the files in foo and its
subdirs that were last modified BEFORE 06-06-2005.
Read: man zip (Lot of examples are available)
HTH :)
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Bharathi S
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