The following NEW packages will be installed:Ġ upgraded, 1 newly installed, 0 to remove and 422 not upgraded.Īfter this operation, 3,959 kB of additional disk space will be used. sudo apt-get install p7zip-full # Install 7z archive tool sudo apt-get update # Update Packages & RepositoriesĪfter update the packages and repositories now we can go ahead and install 7zip (7z) archive tool using below command. Commands for creating and unpacking various types of archives by various methods in a further text, if they fall under my control.Download Free Linux eBook HERE! "Learn Linux in 5 Days" - A Free Linux eBooks for Beginners Follow the below steps to install 7zip (7z) archive tool in Ubuntu 16.04īefore start the installation let’s update the packages and repositories of Ubuntu 16.04 using below command. This is the 7-zip installation of cli variants. # Check if the path is where it should be and what is the 7-zip version
# This step actually only copies libraries, bins, and documents to the usual locations Make -j $(grep processor /proc/cpuinfo | wc -l) all_test # Test and installation - if you see ALL DONE.everything is OK and installed # Under brackets are only No of CPU cores (for speedy install) # Creating of main installation file, in this case for 64-bit Linux - makefile.linux_amd64 # For listing of all available packages use: ls -l makefile.* Tar xjvf 2 rm -f 2 cd $(ls -1t | grep p7zip_ | head -1)
# Extract, delete of old downloaded archive, and positioning on newly created directory # Creating of dir where we will download latest 7-zip version # Install depend compilers and data compressor If you do not need the last version, and you only want to have 7-zip, you can do this in CentOS from epel-repository (yum install epel-release yum install p7zip).įor testing and trying of Red Het, you do not have to buy a license to try it out, test and use repositories, it’s enough to open a developer account ( more about that here). Installation is done for use in command mode (in server variants) and this installation can pass to all distributions which use yum as a package manager (Red Hat, CentOS, Fedora, OpenSUSE) and for those distributions that do not use yum – please use their own package managers to install compilers. Additional depending packages – gcc and gcc-c++ were needed, data compressor bzip2 too, so there it’s a great chance that you already have on your OS – everything ready for this. The installation bellow was done on Red Hat 6 Linux minimal installation – because I already had this OS turned on on my VirtualBox. Best of all – this archiver supports a huge number of archive formats, it can work in multi-threading, for example, the -mmt = 6 parameter will hook 6 CPU cores to make the archiving as quick as possible, and – it supports…well – almost all operating systems, from Windows, via Linux, Mac to OpenBSD, Solaris and other OS’s.
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