J jtneill New member Joined Apr 7, 2006 Messages 4 Apr 7, 2006 #1 i'm trying to work out how to extract an uploaded tgz file?
Aspegic Verified User Joined Aug 4, 2005 Messages 282 Apr 7, 2006 #2 If you have access to the linux command-line you can use the tar command. Or you can extract the tar file on your local pc (with winrar for example if you use windows) and upload the extracted files to your server.
If you have access to the linux command-line you can use the tar command. Or you can extract the tar file on your local pc (with winrar for example if you use windows) and upload the extracted files to your server.
D DamnSkippy Verified User Joined Mar 16, 2005 Messages 246 Location USA, Texas Apr 7, 2006 #3 Well from what I have been told you can extract a tar file with the file manager http://directadmin.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=12525 So just upload it and then use the file manager to uncompress it. I wish they would add support for .zip files also!
Well from what I have been told you can extract a tar file with the file manager http://directadmin.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=12525 So just upload it and then use the file manager to uncompress it. I wish they would add support for .zip files also!
Aspegic Verified User Joined Aug 4, 2005 Messages 282 Apr 7, 2006 #4 Yes, forgot about that one (I hardly ever use the filemanager). That's probably the easiest way to do it if you don't have access to the command-line.
Yes, forgot about that one (I hardly ever use the filemanager). That's probably the easiest way to do it if you don't have access to the command-line.
J jtneill New member Joined Apr 7, 2006 Messages 4 Apr 7, 2006 #5 thanks for responses - any clues how to do it in the file manager? - been staring at it without yet working out how
thanks for responses - any clues how to do it in the file manager? - been staring at it without yet working out how
Aspegic Verified User Joined Aug 4, 2005 Messages 282 Apr 7, 2006 #6 Look in the 'action' column in the filemanager. Supported tar files should have the option 'extract' in there.
Look in the 'action' column in the filemanager. Supported tar files should have the option 'extract' in there.
Aspegic Verified User Joined Aug 4, 2005 Messages 282 Apr 7, 2006 #7 I think I found what the problem is. The filemanager doesn't display the 'extract' option for .tgz files. Have you tried renaming the file to .tar.gz ?
I think I found what the problem is. The filemanager doesn't display the 'extract' option for .tgz files. Have you tried renaming the file to .tar.gz ?
J jtneill New member Joined Apr 7, 2006 Messages 4 Apr 7, 2006 #8 hmmm....i only get rename and copy in 'actions' for *.tgz files - maybe extract isn't enabled by the host
hmmm....i only get rename and copy in 'actions' for *.tgz files - maybe extract isn't enabled by the host
J jtneill New member Joined Apr 7, 2006 Messages 4 Apr 7, 2006 #9 aspegic - you're a genius - the rename to tar.gz did the trick - extract displays as an action -