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Unzip files from the server ?
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How can I unzip a file from the server ?
if I unzip the folder on my pc then upload it , it would take long time , so

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Most servers won't allow a command like this through the FTP client. You'd need to SSH into the server and work from the shell's command line interface.
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sorry for this , but how to unzip a file from SSH ?
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Manpages are your friend. From the command line:
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man zip
Provides arguments and syntax for using the `zip` command. You can `man` just about any command.
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in lack of ssh use ZipDeploy
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How can I unzip a file from the server ?
if I unzip the folder on my pc then upload it , it would take long time , so

thanks


Try to use ZipDeploy , it does it automatically. You can find it at http://ftp-unzip.com
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