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gzexe command in Linux with examples

gzexe command in Linux with examples

Last Updated : 20 May, 2019

gzexe

command is used to

compress

executable files and also used to automatically

uncompress

and execute the files. This utility is very useful on systems having small disk space. This command creates two files. Suppose you run it for a file named

grs

then it will create two files like:

  1. grs~ : Original file itself.
  2. grs : Compressed executable.
Option: Example: Note:

Compressed executable is a

shell script

in itself which can create security holes. It is dependent on

PATH

environment variable for its functions.



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