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How to unzip a zip file into a folder with the zip file's name?
I've been trying to find out how to unzip a file into a folder with its own name. assuming there might be more than 1 zip file... my simple shell script that i wrote so far is as follows: Code:
ls *.zip > filelsit for filename in `cat filelist` do unzip $filename -d <foldername> done where foldername == the zip file's name now i'm confused at this point... should i be using grep to manipuate or sed? or is there some other built-in function that i missed out? thanks in advance. |
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