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Linux - Archiving - Listing content of archieves (TAR)


Ağustos 1, 2010 by

In this linux article, we will be looking how to list content of archieve files in Linux.

Following command is used for it.



tar --list --file ..file name...



Output is as follows:

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As output indicates, we compressed files in given folder to "backup.rar". Options we used are:
--list: lists
--file: file specify



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