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http://www.unix.com – Following are the list of files available in the dataout directory Code: a1.txt.gz a2.txt.gz b3.txt.gz Step 1: now the tar file needs to be created as follows. Code: tar -cvf ab.tar *.gz All the files with extn .gzg has to be bundled in the tar file. Once the tar file is created, the files which are inside the tar file should not be available in the dataout directory. what is the unix command that i have to give to bundle the *.gz files in dataout directory and those *.gz files should not be available in the dataout directory which are inside the tar file. Step 2: I (HowTos)

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Submitted by Shoutmeloud on 04/10/2012

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