tar, rar, and unrar
The tar, rar, and unrar commands are essential tools for system administrators, providing them with the ability to compress and archive files for more efficient storage and transfer. With these commands, administrators can bundle up multiple files and directories into a single archive file, which can then be compressed to save even more space. These archive files can then be transferred between systems, backed up to remote storage, or stored for future use.
The tar command is particularly useful for creating archive files, as it allows administrators to specify a range of options for compression and file organization. The rar and unrar commands, on the other hand, are proprietary tools developed by RARLAB for creating and extracting RAR archive files. These commands are widely used in the Windows environment but can also be used on Linux systems with the proper installation.
Overall, the tar, rar, and unrar commands have greatly simplified the process of managing...
