UNIX System Administration with Solaris 11.3 by Paul Watters

Author:Paul Watters
Language: eng
Format: mobi, pdf
Published: 2016-03-08T22:00:00+00:00

To compress a file using the standard UNIX compression program, simply pass the name of the file to be compressed on the command-line:

$ compress file.txt

This command would create a compressed file called file.txt.Z, and remove the original file.txt. To retrieve the file’s contents, the following command would be used:

$ uncompress file.txt.Z

This command would recreate the file file.txt, and delete file.txt.Z. Using gzip, which generally gives higher compression ratios than compress, the process is similar:

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