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How to Unzip a .ZIP file in Unix without using unzip cmd..?????
Hi All

I have ftped a .ZIP file (zipped using WinZip in Windows) to my Unix server (HP-UX).
I don't have unzip cmd available in my curent Unix version

Please let me know any cmd in UNIX (other than unzip) using which I can unzip this .ZIP file .

Please elaborate on the commands aval and the related steps

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If you have gzip on your system you can use:

gunzip -S .ZIP filename.ZIP

But it will not extract the file, it will unzip it. No idea what you're going to get if you have multiple files in the ZIP file...
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Guys

The gunzip cmd is also not working here
Cud any body helpme out with some other cmd


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Duplicate post, has been answered here How to Unzip a .ZIP file in Unix without using unzip cmd..????? already. sureshg_sampat, please post in the same earlier thread which you have posted if you still have any further query, i'll request mods to merges these threads.
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If you have gzip on your system you can use:

gunzip -S .ZIP filename.ZIP

But it will not extract the file, it will unzip it. No idea what you're going to get if you have multiple files in the ZIP file...
Thanks a lot buddy, this command helped me. Keep up ur knowledge sharing
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