How do I gunzip a directory?
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I have a gzipped directory called "new" which contains other directories and files, that I compressed in the following way I have copied this >700MB to another location (on a different server) and would now like to unpack it. So, on the new server I go to the directory has "new" in it and I use The…
Error Output
gzip -cvr --no-name /path-to-directory/new > new.gz
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Gzip compresses files, not directories. If you want to gzip a directory, you must first create a tarball. You can create a tarball and compress it in one step. (create, verbose, gZip, to this file) to reverse the process (eXtract)
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