Hello All, I've been searching for a solution for a really long time now, and have yet to find an answer. Basically I have a folder with hundreds of .zip files (i.e. 001.zip, 002.zip... 100.zip, etc). I need to figure out a way to batch unzip all the files without doing it one-by-one. Thanks!
As far i know, Linux zip/unzip supports wildcard with the file name. So running the following command on the directory where all the zip files are located should do your job: unzip *.zip Code (markup): If you want to extract them into some other directory like /root/dump then just do the following: unzip *.zip -d /root/dump Code (markup):
Hey, Thanks for the tip! But, I receive the following error when trying to unzip: Archive: Biomega002.zip caution: filename not matched: Biomega003.zip caution: filename not matched: Biomega004.zip etc...