How to decompress zip in Linux

Example of using the unzip command to decompress a zip file in Linux:

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

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

-o: Overwrite the file without prompting;

-d:-d /home/sunny specifies to decompress the file to the /home/sunny directory;

unzip command Parameters:

-c Display the decompression result on the screen and convert the characters appropriately.

-f Update existing files.

-l Display the files contained in the compressed file.

-p is similar to the -c parameter. It will display the decompression result on the screen, but will not perform any conversion.

-t Check whether the compressed file is correct.

-u is similar to the -f parameter, but in addition to updating existing files, other files in the compressed file will also be decompressed into the directory.

-v displays detailed information when executing.

-z Only display the comment text of the compressed file.

-a Perform necessary character conversions on text files.

-b Do not perform character conversion on text files.

-C File names in compressed files are case-sensitive.

-j Do not process the original directory path in the compressed file.

-L Change all file names in the compressed file to lowercase.

-M Send the output results to the more program for processing.

-n Do not overwrite the original files when decompressing.

-o No need to ask the user first, the original file will be overwritten after unzip is executed.

-P Use zip's password option.

-q does not display any information when executed.

-s Converts whitespace characters in file names to underscore characters.

-V retains VMS file version information.

-X Save the original UID/GID of the file at the same time when decompressing.

[.zip file] Specify the .zip compressed file.

[File] Specify which files in the .zip compressed file to process.

-d Specify the directory where the file will be stored after decompression.

-x Specifies which files in the .zip compressed file are not to be processed.

-Z unzip -Z is equivalent to executing the zipinfo command.

zip command

zip -r myfile.zip ./*

Compress all files and folders in the current directory into myfile.zip file, -r means recursively compress all files in subdirectories.

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