Want to extract a single file or folder from a TAR or TAR.GZ archive? Here's how you can do that on Linux, using the tar command.
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:23 View the Content of a Tarball
0:56 Extract a Single File From the Tarball
1:25 Extract a Single Directory From Tarball
1:54 Extract a Single File or Folder to a Different Directory
2:22 Delete a Single File or Directory From a Tarball
3:22 End screen
What you'll learn:
1. How you can extract only the file you need
2. View the Content of a Tarball
a. How to view the content of a TAR or TAR.GZ file
b. How to print the list of all the files and directories inside the archive
3. Extract a Single File From the Tarball
a. How To extract a single file from TAR or TAR.GZ
b. How You can find the full path of the file or directory
c. How to extract files from the archive
d. How to see progress as they are being extracted
e. How to specify the tarball name
f. How to decompress TAR.GZ files
g. How to extract the specified file in the current terminal directory
4. Extract a Single Directory From Tarball
a. How to extract a single directory from a tarball
b. How to extract the entire subdirectory
5. Extract a Single File or Folder to a Different Directory
a. How to extract a file or directory from a tarball to a different directory
6. Delete a Single File or Directory From a Tarball
a. How to delete a single file or directory from a TAR or TAR.GZ file
b. How to use the --delete option with the tar command
c. How to delete a file or directory directly from a compressed tarball (TAR.GZ)
d. How to decompress a TAR.GZ file
e. How to recompress
f. How to convert TAR.GZ to a TAR
g. How to recompress the TAR file using gzip
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