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What is a .tgz file - how do I open a *.tgz file?
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Question: I got a backup file with an extension .tgz - what is that and how do I open it?
Answer: A *.tgz file is a gnu-zipped .tar file.
You can use gunzip to unpack it and afterwards tar to untar it.
You can unpack it with this command - insert your .tgz file for SAMPLE:
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gunzip -c SAMPLE.tgz
tar tf SAMPLE.tar
gunzip -c SAMPLE.tgz | tar tf -
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anonymous from United States
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Just do tar -zxvf SAMPLE.tgz . . .
Or tar zxvf SAMPLE.tgz
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escortkeel@live.com from Sydney, Australia
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great but
guys as the first person said you don't have to write all that
kind regards,
escortkeel
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anonymous from United Kingdom
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Can I just use WinRar to open .tgz?
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2012-09-04, 04:33:10 (updated: 2012-09-04, 04:33:46) |
anonymous from United Kingdom
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Use winrar and extract the file.It will be fine.It will take care of it.Cheers
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You can also beside WinRar use the program: 7Zip it´s a great free software to unrar many rare and odd and common fileextensions! Good Luck!
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You can also beside WinRar use the program: 7Zip it´s a great free software to unrar many rare and odd and common fileextensions! Good Luck!
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anonymous
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