XCompress
XCompress is a free file archiver utility on Linux, providing multi-format archiving to and extracting from ZIP, Z, GZIP, BZIP2, LZ, XZ, LZMA, 7ZIP, TAR and RAR.
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EXAMPLES:
xcompress a foo.wav # Archives foo.wav to foo.rar
xcompress a foo.wav /root/bar.txt # Archives foo.wav and /root/bar.txt to foo.rar
xcompress a -o /tmp/out.7z foo.wav # Archives foo.wav to /tmp/out.7z
xcompress a -b foo/bar # Archives foo/bar folder to bar.rar as small as possible
xcompress a -p password foo.wav # Archives foo.wav to foo.rar with a password
xcompress x foo.rar # Extracts foo.rar into current working directory
xcompress x foo.tar.gz /tmp/out_folder # Extracts foo.tar.gz into /tmp/out_folder
xcompress x -p password foo.rar # Extracts foo.rar with a password into current working directory
USAGE:
xcompress [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] [SUBCOMMAND]
FLAGS:
-q, --quiet Makes programs not print anything on the screen.
-s, --single-thread Uses only one thread.
-h, --help Prints help information
-V, --version Prints version information
OPTIONS:
-p, --password <PASSWORD> Sets password for your archive file. (Only supports 7Z, ZIP and RAR)
--7z-path <7Z_PATH> Specifies the path of your 7z executable binary file. [default: 7z]
--bunzip2-path <BUNZIP2_PATH> Specifies the path of your bunzip2 executable binary file. [default: bunzip2]
--bzip2-path <BZIP2_PATH> Specifies the path of your bzip2 executable binary file. [default: bzip2]
--compress-path <COMPRESS_PATH> Specifies the path of your compress executable binary file. [default:
compress]
--gunzip-path <GUNZIP_PATH> Specifies the path of your gunzip executable binary file. [default: gunzip]
--gzip-path <GZIP_PATH> Specifies the path of your gzip executable binary file. [default: gzip]
--lbzip2-path <LBZIP2_PATH> Specifies the path of your lbzip2 executable binary file. [default: lbzip2]
--lunzip-path <LUNZIP_PATH> Specifies the path of your lunzip executable binary file. [default: lunzip]
--lzip-path <LZIP_PATH> Specifies the path of your lzip executable binary file. [default: lzip]
--lzma-path <LZMA_PATH> Specifies the path of your lzma executable binary file. [default: lzma]
--pbzip2-path <PBZIP2_PATH> Specifies the path of your pbzip2 executable binary file. [default: pbzip2]
--pigz-path <PIGZ_PATH> Specifies the path of your pigz executable binary file. [default: pigz]
--plzip-path <PLZIP_PATH> Specifies the path of your plzip executable binary file. [default: plzip]
--pxz-path <PXZ_PATH> Specifies the path of your pxz executable binary file. [default: pxz]
--rar-path <RAR_PATH> Specifies the path of your rar executable binary file. [default: rar]
--tar-path <TAR_PATH> Specifies the path of your tar executable binary file. [default: tar]
--unlzma-path <UNLZMA_PATH> Specifies the path of your unlzma executable binary file. [default: unlzma]
--unrar-path <UNRAR_PATH> Specifies the path of your unrar executable binary file. [default: unrar]
--unxz-path <UNXZ_PATH> Specifies the path of your unxz executable binary file. [default: unxz]
--unzip-path <UNZIP_PATH> Specifies the path of your unzip executable binary file. [default: unzip]
--xz-path <XZ_PATH> Specifies the path of your xz executable binary file. [default: xz]
--zip-path <ZIP_PATH> Specifies the path of your zip executable binary file. [default: zip]
SUBCOMMANDS:
a Adds files to archive. Excludes base directory from names. (e.g. add /path/to/folder, you can always get
the "folder" in the root of the archive file, instead of /path/to/folder.)
help Prints this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
x Extracts files with full path.