unpacking one single file from archive
Rigler, Stephen C.
srigler at marathonoil.com
Wed Jan 19 13:04:32 UTC 2005
If the archive, "x.tar.gz", has a file that you want called "z.doc"
then if you only want to extract the one file do:
tar xvzf x.tar.gz z.doc
-Steve
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Subject: unpacking one single file from archive
Workstation rh8, with only 1 gb free space. Contains a big x.tar.gz
backup file. If unpacking it with '#tar xfvz' it will exceed the disk
space.
Is there a way I can unpack only one document of x.tar.gz? Like, I
know the file is named z.doc and is compressed inside the x.tar.gz
archive, what are the commands to use?
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