2010年10月20日 · tar doesn't work like you think it does though. it creates a tar file of all the files you specify then zips that tar file. so you end up with a zip file that contains a single file, which is a tar file that contains all your files. so you're going to have compatibility issues with programs that expect a zip file that directly contains your files.

2010年2月20日 · It is possible to zip files without installation of any additional software (I have tested it). The solution is: Run this in a command-line window to create a ZIP file named C:\someArchive.zip containing all files in folder C:\test3: CScript zip.vbs C:\test3 C:\someArchive.zip Where file zip.vbs contains: ' Get command-line arguments.

2013年2月15日 · Using the zip command, you can supply a specific list of extensions to store without compression. That way you don't waste time (re-)compressing your media files, but you still get the benefits of compression for raw files in the same archive. The flag is -n, and it takes a colon-separated list of extensions. E.g.

I'm trying to zip a directory (on Unix via SSH) but I need to exclude a couple of subdirectories (and all files and directories within them). So far I have this: zip -r myarchive.zip dir1 -x dir1/ignoreDir/**/* That doesn't seem to work though. I also tried . zip -r myarchive.zip dir1 -x dir1/ignoreDir1/* dir1/ignoreDir2/*

From zip(1):-r. Travel the directory structure recursively; for example: zip -r foo foo The name of the zip file comes first. "Recursively" means that the zip file will include subfolders of the given folder, the subfolders of those folders, and so on.

The smallest possible zip file that 7-Zip can create can be done with the following command line: 7za a -mm=Deflate -mfb=258 -mpass=15 -r C:\Path\To\Archive.zip C:\Path\To\Files\* Of particular note: 7-Zip's wildcard parser is not the same as most others on the system. *.* means all files that have extensions. * means all files.

I was able to extract my data from the split .zip files (created with Zip 3.0 on the Mac OS X 10.11 command line) using 7-Zip running on Windows in a virtual machine. I just pointed 7-Zip at the new.zip file in a shared folder and it worked like a charm. –

Well, to use zip or unzip command from the command line using third party software like 7zip, you have to do below things. Copy the 7-zip executable path and append it to the environment's PATH variable value; Open Cmd new window and give the command as below; 7z a folder.zip folder

2017年4月21日 · The previous answer by @kinORnirvana is my favorite to produce a file with the content of a zip archive. zipinfo [-1] archive.zip > archive_content.txt However, I recommend vim or emacs (not nano) if you need to browse into an archive file or even to view the content of a file contained inside it. vim archive.zip

2020年7月28日 · I'm writing bash script that should archive some directory with python code. I'd like to avoid archiving .pyc files, __pycache__ directories, IPython notebooks and their checkpoints. However, __pyc...