Issue
I have the following folder,
(Project) [Usr@hpc FOB]$ ls
exec_train.sh FOB_RE2250_BS4ES025.py network_checkpoint_FOB_RE2250_BS2ES05
FOB_RE1150.py FOB_RE2250_BS4ES05.py network_checkpoint_FOB_RE2250_BS2ES1
FOB_RE1200.py FOB_RE2250_BS4ES1.py network_checkpoint_FOB_RE2250_BS4ES025
FOB_RE2250_BS05ES1.py FOB_RE2250.py network_checkpoint_FOB_RE2250_BS4ES05
FOB_RE2250_BS05ES2.py FOB_RE50.py network_checkpoint_FOB_RE2250_BS4ES1
FOB_RE2250_BS1ES1.py network_checkpoint_FOB_RE2250_BS05ES1
FOB_RE2250_BS2ES05.py network_checkpoint_FOB_RE2250_BS05ES2
FOB_RE2250_BS2ES1.py network_checkpoint_FOB_RE2250_BS1ES1
How do I compress the all the network_checkpoint_FOB....
into one .tar.gz archive?
I know I could manually use $ tar -czf FOB.tar.gz network_checkpoint_FOB_RE2250_BS1ES1 network_checkpoint_FOB_RE2250_BS05ES1 ...
but this seams cumbersome. I think there should be a way to use string matching but I haven't been able to find a clear concise solution.
Solution
You can use wildcard character *
in Bash:
$ tar -czf FOB.tar.gz network_checkpoint_FOB*
Bash automatically expands network_checkpoint_FOB*
expression to space separated matching file/folder names.
Answered By - C. Aknesil Answer Checked By - Mildred Charles (WPSolving Admin)