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======Command xunzip======
====Name====
**xunzip** Extracts or lists contents from a zip file
====Synopsis====
xunzip[ [[SerializationOptions serialization options]] ] [-d dest] [-f zipfile] [file ...]
====Description====
Extracts files from a zip archive.
====Options====
||-d,-dest destination||Extracts contents to destination directory otherwise extracts to current directory||
||-f,-file zipfile||Use zipfile as source otherwise stdin||
||-l,-list||Lists (does not extract) content filenames to stdout||
Supports the standard [ [[SerializationOptions serialization options]] ]
If no zipfile is specified, then stdin is read.
If no destination is specified then extracts to current directory.
If -l is specified then lists (do not extract) content filenames to stdout.
If any other arguments are present then only those files are extracted. Wildcards are not supported. Filenames are case sensitive.
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See [[CommandXZip xzip]]
[[Commands]]
[[CategoryCommands]]
====Name====
**xunzip** Extracts or lists contents from a zip file
====Synopsis====
xunzip[ [[SerializationOptions serialization options]] ] [-d dest] [-f zipfile] [file ...]
====Description====
Extracts files from a zip archive.
====Options====
||-d,-dest destination||Extracts contents to destination directory otherwise extracts to current directory||
||-f,-file zipfile||Use zipfile as source otherwise stdin||
||-l,-list||Lists (does not extract) content filenames to stdout||
Supports the standard [ [[SerializationOptions serialization options]] ]
If no zipfile is specified, then stdin is read.
If no destination is specified then extracts to current directory.
If -l is specified then lists (do not extract) content filenames to stdout.
If any other arguments are present then only those files are extracted. Wildcards are not supported. Filenames are case sensitive.
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See [[CommandXZip xzip]]
[[Commands]]
[[CategoryCommands]]