Clickthe blue text,follow me! Linux System Packaging Compression Tools Loading …… tar command (Packaging Tool) tar (Tape ARchive) is a commonly used packaging tool in Linux/Unix systems that can package multiple files or directories into a single file (commonly referred to as a tarball) without compression. Command: tar Syntax: tar [options] [filename] [files or directories…] … Read more
1. Command Introduction and Principles 1.1 Introduction tar (Tape ARchive) is the most classic archiving tool in the Linux system, originally designed for tape backup, and is now widely used for file packaging, compression, and archive management. It can package multiple files or directories into a single file and supports various compression algorithms. 1.2 Working … Read more
[Image] “Learning, summarizing, and sharing at the same time!” [Image] Introduction: As the year comes to an end, my shared server purchased in 2021 is about to expire. Tonight, I am trying to download data from the server, which is approximately 600-700GB. I initially planned to download everything directly. However, the speed is really slow, … Read more
Note: Please indicate the source when reprinting, all rights reserved.Note: This is based on my own understanding,if it conflicts with your principles and ideas, please forgive me, do not criticize. Environment Description Ubuntu 16.04 LTS Packet capture tool: Wireshark Introduction None Qt HTTP 1. The three main classes related to Qt networking are QNetworkAccessManager, QNetworkRequest, and … Read more
Comprehensive Guide to Linux Compression and Decompression: Comparison and Practical Guide for tar/gzip/zip Commands 1. Introduction: The Need for Compression and Decompression in Operations In modern operations work, data compression and decompression are essential components of daily operations. Whether it is log archiving, backup transmission, software deployment, or system maintenance, operations engineers frequently handle various … Read more
Hello, Linux novice adventurer! Do you often encounter large files taking up space, or have a bunch of scattered files that need organizing? Don’t worry! Today, we will discuss the four “compression and packaging tools” in Linux: zip, gzip, bzip2, and tar. They act like your file “weight loss coach” and “moving captain,” helping you … Read more
1. Core Purpose & Concepts Core Purpose: Learn the standard backup process in Linux: first, archive multiple files/directories into a single file package, and then compress this package to save disk space. Core Terminology: Archiving: The process of bundling multiple files and directories into a single file. This process does not involve compression; it is … Read more
The Three Musketeers of File Extraction in Linux: Are You Familiar with Them? 1. tar 1.1 <span>tar</span> Command Introduction <span>tar</span> is a Linux archiving tool responsible for packaging files, but it does not compress! It works in conjunction with tools like <span>gzip</span>, <span>bzip2</span>, and <span>xz</span> to achieve compression. 1.2 <span>tar</span> Command Options Option Meaning -c … Read more
<span>tar</span> is a very commonly used command in Linux for packaging and compressing files. It is an abbreviation for tape archive, originally used for tape backups, and is now widely used for file archiving and compression. 📌 Basic Syntax tar [options] [archive file] [files or directories to package] ✅ Common Examples and Explanations 1. Package … Read more
In modern application development, interacting with Web APIs is a fundamental skill. This article will introduce how to use the HttpClient class in C# to send POST and GET requests to call external API services. Introduction to HttpClient HttpClient is a class in the .NET Framework and .NET Core used for sending HTTP requests and … Read more