zip.UnzipMatching("qa_output","*.xml",true)
With this syntax I can unzip every Xml in every directory from my zip file and create the same directory structure.
But how can I unzip only the xml in the root directory?
I cannot understand how to write the filter.
I tried with "/*.xml" but nothing is extracted.
If I write "*/*.xml" I only extract xml files from subdirectory (and I skip the xml in the root directory!).
Can anyone help me?
example of a zip files content:
a1.xml
b1.xml
c1.xml
dir1\a2.xml
dir1\c2.xml
dir2\dir3\c3.xml
with unzipmatching("qa_output","*.xml", true) I extract all this files with the original directory structure, but I want to extract only a1.xml, b1.xml and c1.xml.
Is there a way to write filter to achieve this result, or a different command, or a different approach?
I think what you want is to call UnzipMatchingInto: All files (matching the pattern) in the Zip are unzipped into the specfied dirPath regardless of the directory path information contained in the Zip. This has the effect of collapsing all files into a single directory. If several files in the Zip have the same name, the files unzipped last will overwrite the files already unzipped.
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I have a tar.gz file which includes 2 tar files and each tar file includes several folders and subfolders that include my required files.
I want to extract the final files from those subfolders in a directory.
I know I can use something like tar -xzvf but finally, it gives me all the folders and subfolders and the files I needed in those subfolders.
Example file:
file.tar.gz: this file contains 1.tar and 2.tar. 1.tar contains folder1, folder2, ..., folder100. and 2.tar contains foldera, folderb, ..., folderz. My text files are in these subfolders.
I want to extract all of my text files in a user-defined directory without extracting subfolders. my_dir/*.txt
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thank you.
I need to gzip compress a directory which will have many files. As i cant modify the file name of the files inside the directory i cant use mapreduce. Is there any way using java interface we can compress a directory without changing the names of the files inside the directory.
Kind of easy question, but I can't find the answer. I want to extract the contents of multiple zipped folders into a single directory. I am using the bash console, which is the only tool available on the particular website I am using.
For example, I have two folders: a.zip (which contains a1.txt and a2.txt) and b.zip (which contains b1.txt and b2.txt). I want to get extract all four text files into a single directory.
I have tried
unzip \*.zip -d \newdirectory
But it creates two directories (a and b) with two text files in each.
I also tried concatenating the two zipped folders into one big folder and extracting it, but it still creates two directories, even when I specify a new directory.
I can't figure what I am doing wrong. Any help?
Thanks in advance!
Use the -j parameter to ignore any directory structure.
unzip -j -d /path/to/your/directory '*.zip*'
I 7Zip'd a multi-gig folder which contained many folders each with many files using the split to volumes (9Meg) option. 7Zip created files of type .zip.001,
.zip.002, etc. When I extract .001 it appears to work correctly but I get an 'unexpected end of data' error. 7Zip does not automatically go to .002. When I extract .002, it also gives the same error and it does not continue the original folder/file structure. Instead it extracts a zip file in the same folder as the previously extracted files. How do I properly extract split files to obtain the original folder/file structure? Thank you.
Hi when I tried to transfer the contents of a folder ( The folder has several subfolders and few files) using MQFTE ftecreatetransfer command, Not only the few files in the folder but also the contents of the subfolder are transferred to destination. The same subfolders are created in destination and the contents are transferred. Is there a way to avoid the files from subfolders being transferred ?
As per this page in the Infocenter:
When a directory is specified as a source file specification, the
contents of the directory are copied. More precisely, all files in the
directory and in all its subdirectories, including hidden files, are
copied.
However, it looks like they anticipated your question because the page recently added this clarification:
For example, to copy the contents of DIR1 to DIR2 only, specify
fteCreateTransfer ... -dd DIR2 DIR1/*
So instead of specifying the folder, add the wild card to the end and you get just the files in the top level of that folder. (Assuming of course that you do not also use the -r option!)