Quick Answer: How Do I Gunzip Multiple Files in Linux?
Contents How Do I Gunzip All Files in a Directory in Linux? Gzip All the Files Change the Directory to Audit Logs as Follows: # Cd /Var/Log/Audit. Execute the...
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How do I Gunzip all files in a directory in Linux?
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- Change the directory to audit logs as follows: # cd /var/log/audit.
- Execute the following command in the audit directory: # pwd /var/log/audit. …
- This will zip all the files in audit directory. Verify the gzipped log file in the /var/log/audit directory:
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