To uncompress .7z files, we first need to install 7z.
On OS X, assuming you run Homebrew, the command is:
brew update brew install p7zip
On Debian, run this:
sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install p7zip
On RedHat systems, run this:
sudo yum install p7zip p7zip-plugins
To extract filename.7z with their full paths:
7z x filename.7z
To extract filename.7z in the current directory:
7z e filename.7z
To extract all the .7z files in the current directory:
for file in *.7z; do 7z x "$file"; done
To delete 7z files with b1 in their filename:
find . -name '*b1*' -print0 | xargs -0 rm
To list the files contained in filename.7z:
7z l filename.7z
To update the archive filename.7z with .txt files:
7z u filename.7z *.txt
To delete all .txt files in filename.7z:
7z d filename.7z *.txt
To test the integrity of filename.7z:
7z t filename.7z
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